Operating in a state of “business as usual” is no longer synonymous with an absence of disruption or crises occurring. The challenges institutions face have become predictably unpredictable. From geopolitical events to natural disasters to mismanagement of risks, there are global business disruptions which are being dealt with daily. The “new normal” is a state of near constant management and mitigation of disruption to services. The chance of compounding crises occurring is a major concern for risk, resilience, security, and operations teams. There is mounting pressure (from regulators as well as consumers) for organizations to take a proactive approach to ensure…
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