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The Bank of England has warned banks they need to be better prepared for the increasing threat of cyber attacks and technology failure. In his speech at the 20th Annual Operational Risk Europe conference in London, Lyndon Nelson, deputy CEO & Executive Director of the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority ...


New measures to protect the nation’s critical infrastructure and digital services from cyber attacks and computer network failure are now in force. Bosses of firms in health, water, energy, transport and digital infrastructure will now be expected to have robust safeguards in place against cyber threats and report breaches and network ...


Changing business priorities will see a greater emphasis on cyber security and digitalisation over the next three years, according to almost 1000 senior executives in a survey by Financial Times | IE Business School Corporate Learning Alliance. The findings come from 2017’s Corporate Learning Pulse, a major leadership study conducted among ...


A new cyber security innovation centre is to be created in London that will help ensure it remains a world-leader in the fight against cyber attacks and threats. An investment of up to £14.5 million will be made over the next three years in the new centre to develop the next ...


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