Published: Tuesday, 25 May 2021 08:48
Last week EU Member States took part in CySOPEx 2021, the first ever exercise of the recently established EU CyCLONe - Cyber Crises Liaison Organisation Network.
The CyCLONe network links the technical level (CSIRTs) to the political level during a large-scale cross-border cyber crisis, to ensure the most effective management of the crisis at an operational level and to ensure the regular exchange of information among Member States and Union institutions, bodies and agencies.
The CySOPex exercise tested Member States’ procedures for fast cyber crisis management in the EU when facing large-scale, cross-border cyber incidents and crisis. All Member States and the European Commission took part in the exercise organised by Portugal as Presidency of the Council of the European Union and CyCLONe Chair and by the EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) that acts as the secretariat of the CyCLONe.
Catalyst Technologies and Aon agree partnership Published: Tuesday, 25 May 2021 12:59
Aon has announced a partnership agreement with Catalyst Technologies, helping to strengthen the response to weather climate risk in Australia. Under the agreement Aon will be able to offer clients the opportunity to access a threat intelligence and critical event management platform - iluminr, developed by Catalyst Technologies. This allows organizations to protect people and business operations by providing early warning alerts, enabling leaders to proactively communicate and react to emerging climate related threats with speed.
Severe weather events are the most common (and costliest) drivers of property damage in Australia with severe thunderstorms and hail being the costliest natural peril costing the local insurance market close to AUD $1 billion each year.
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Return to Office Risks Worth Considering
In 2019, most white-collar employees worked in an office. In 2020, they worked from home. Now, it s a mix, but enterprises may not be prepared.
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Not so long ago, business as usual meant that most white-collar employees worked at the office. Then, the pandemic hit and IT departments scrambled to enable remote work. Now, organizations are starting to open offices and the question is whether they ve anticipated all the potential risks. You have to decide what you re trying to achieve and you have to recognize that your employees may be all over the board in terms of what they need, how they want to work going forward and how you re going to deliver to your clients, said Kevin Rooney, chief administrative officer at business and technology consultancy firm West Monroe.
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