Frontier AI is bringing risk and resilience integration back into focus. Faster, more scalable cyber and operational threats leave organisations less time to understand what has happened, what it affects and how to respond. That is a problem when IT risk, third-party risk, operational resilience and incident management are working from incomplete datasets. 

Regulators across the globe have voiced the same concern. But their direction is not toward something new. Instead, supervisors are explicit that frontier AI risk reinforces what firms should already be doing under existing IT risk and resilience frameworks. 

Regulation was already pushing firms towards an integrated view of risk and resilience. Frontier AI just raises the stakes of failing to get there. This webinar will explore how organisations can move towards that integrated model, including: 

• Connecting technology assets to critical business services, so firms can understand not only where vulnerabilities and control gaps exist, but what disruption would mean for the business 

• Testing resilience end-to-end rather than controls in isolation, using scenarios to assess how prevention, detection, decision-making, response and recovery work together 

• Turning resilience into a shared risk decision, with clearer visibility, ownership and accountability across risk, security, technology, third-party, resilience and business teams 

• Using technology to make the model scalable, through connected data, dynamic scenario analysis, joined-up workflows and shared evidence 

Speakers

Nathan Parker, Parker and Lawrence,  Co Founder

Camden Woollven, Product Marketing Manager, Riskonnect Inc