Fire Risk Assessment for the Plant
Fire Risk Assessment for a Facility: Technical Criteria, Data to Be Collected, and Operational Priorities to Reduce Losses, Downtime, and Critical Issues.
DORA Regulation: What Really Changes
The DORA Regulation imposes new requirements regarding ICT risk, testing, third parties, and incidents. What this means for banks, insurance companies, and suppliers.
NIS2 Directive: What Changes for Businesses
The NIS2 Directive expands obligations, governance, and controls. What this means for businesses, risk management, IT, and compliance functions in Italy.
Reading Materials and Podcasts to Learn More About Climate Risk
A collection of international reports, standards, podcasts, and books selected to provide an in-depth look at climate risk from the perspective of organizational resilience. A guide designed for risk managers, business continuity managers, and professionals who wish to better understand the implications of climate change on governance, business continuity, and risk management.
From NFPA – Climate Change and Fire Protection: Designing Tomorrow’s Resilience Today
Climate change is also transforming the way fire safety is designed. Heat waves, wildfires, extreme weather events, and increased infrastructure vulnerability require an approach that is increasingly focused on prevention and resilience. Let’s examine the perspective of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and the role that Fire Protection, Property Loss Control, and Business Continuity can play in protecting organizations.
From DRI International – Climate Change Is Now a Permanent Part of Business Continuity
DRI International offers a new perspective on climate change: climate risk is no longer just a sustainability issue, but an essential component of business continuity. In this article, we analyze DRI’s recent report and reflect on how extreme weather events are changing the role of the Resilience Manager, requiring an increasingly integrated approach to risk management and business continuity.
Climate Risk: A New Regulatory Requirement or a New Managerial Responsibility?
Climate risk is becoming a central element of corporate governance. Although there is not yet a general requirement to prepare a specific climate risk assessment, European directives, ISO standards, and regulatory authorities all agree that climate change must be integrated into risk management, business continuity, and strategic planning processes. Let’s analyze the key regulatory references and their operational implications.
The 2024 Floods in Central Europe: When a Climate Event Becomes a Resilience Crisis
The floods that struck Central Europe in 2024 represent much more than just an extreme weather event. They highlighted the vulnerability of supply chains and critical infrastructure, as well as the growing protection gap between economic losses and insurance coverage. This case study offers important lessons for risk managers, business continuity managers, and property risk engineers.
What keeps the Resilience Manager up at night? Could climate change disrupt your business model?
Abstract The most significant challenge posed by climate change may not be extreme weather events, but rather the gradual transformation of markets and business models. The availability of raw materials, shifts in demand, new customer needs,…
What Keeps the Resilience Manager Awake? Integrating Climate Risk into Corporate Management Systems
Abstract Climate risk does not require a new management system, but rather a new ability to integrate existing ones. Business Continuity, Enterprise Risk Management, ESG, Health & Safety, Property Loss Control, Facility Management, and Supply…
