Risk Management Association of India
Global body dedicated to education, research and development on Risk Management
AI agents cannot be secured effectively through a one-time risk assessment, because their risk profile can change when models, prompts, tools, permissions, data sources or operating environments change. A recent discussion with AI-security specialist Rohit Valia, cited in the supplied Read More …
Security risk management in the mining sector is evolving beyond the traditional focus on illegal mining, encompassing a broader spectrum of operational, environmental, and strategic risks. The article highlights the need for a more comprehensive and integrated approach to managing Read More …
US federal banking regulators have proposed revised guidance for third-party risk management, seeking to replace existing guidance with a more risk-based framework for banks and credit unions. The proposal was issued jointly by the Office of the Comptroller of the Read More …
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has established a dedicated task force to address artificial intelligence-driven cyber threats, strengthening cybersecurity preparedness across India’s capital-market ecosystem. The initiative reflects growing concern that artificial intelligence can increase the scale, speed Read More …
Corporate boards need to understand how artificial intelligence is changing their organisation’s overall risk profile, rather than receiving a technical list of potential AI threats, according to a recent analysis published by TechTarget. The analysis argues that AI does not Read More …
A former Google DeepMind AI safety researcher has warned that the rapid development of artificial intelligence could create risks serious enough to threaten humanity, arguing that AI safety research may not be advancing at the same pace as AI capabilities. Read More …
India and the United Kingdom have agreed to strengthen cooperation in telecommunications and explore the use of artificial intelligence to combat digital fraud, marking another step towards coordinated action against technology-enabled financial crime. The cooperation is aimed at using technology Read More …
The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates (CBUAE) and Mastercard have completed a capability-building programme focused on strengthening national expertise in fraud risk management. The initiative highlights the growing importance of specialised fraud prevention capabilities as financial institutions face Read More …
The European Union’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is making third-party and ICT vendor risk management a formal regulatory responsibility for financial institutions, increasing the importance of documented controls, contractual safeguards and continuous oversight. DORA strengthens requirements around how financial Read More …
Cybersecurity resilience is increasingly dependent not only on technology but also on employee awareness and behaviour. Building a strong security culture can help organisations reduce cyber risks and improve their ability to respond to threats. As cyberattacks become more sophisticated, Read More …