As we reflect on 2020, one thing is clear: managing uncertainty will continue to be at the forefront in 2021. When it comes to operational resiliency and risk, leaders must continually think about risk intelligence through the lens of critical events, especially when almost 50% of the US workforce in major cities is working from home. From a global pandemic to civil unrest, severe winter weather, flooding, wildfires, power outages, and active shooter scenarios, the frequency of these sudden, and often unforeseen critical events change rapidly. They have a direct impact on an organization’s resilience strategies and oftentimes a company’s…
From Reactive to Proactive: Crafting a Future-Proof Disaster Recovery Strategy
Amidst today's dynamic digital landscape, businesses are operating in increasingly complex IT ecosystems. The rapid progression of technology and changing...
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DRJ Fall 2025 conference Dallas
DRJ Fall 2025: Resilience, Innovation, and Community in Dallas
The 73rd DRJ conference, DRJ Fall 2025, was held Sept. 7-10 at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in...
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Using AI-Driven Defense to Counter Unicode Exploits
Using AI-Driven Defense to Counter Unicode Exploits
AI-assisted alert triage and investigation can close the gap – without replacing email security A class of threats has recently...
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How Businesses Can Stay Ahead of Emerging Cybersecurity Risks
How Businesses Can Stay Ahead of Emerging Cybersecurity Risks
Cyber threats continue to evolve, placing businesses at constant risk. Cybersecurity vulnerabilities are increasing with more organizations relying on cloud...
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