Why AI Resilience is a Governance Imperative up to Board Level
AI is reshaping the threat landscape faster than organizations are adapting. Attackers ranging from organized crime groups to state-backed actors are now able to compromise identity, distort reality, and undermine the decision-making structures upon which business continuity depends. Recent industry data indicates 62% of organizations experienced at least one deepfake-enabled social engineering attempt in the past year, illustrating how quickly this threat has become mainstream. This acceleration compresses crisis timelines and erodes the familiar cues leaders rely on, particularly during high-pressure situations. For business continuity and risk professionals, the reality is that AI-driven threats can no longer be contained within…
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