Global Urban Resilience Workshop
In the Global Risks Report 2024, the World Economic Forum describes four drivers for change that are creating previously unforeseen global conditions, setting cities on paths where transformation will be required and their capacity to prepare for and respond to global risks will be tested. The four drivers include climate change and global warming; demographic […]
Figen Murray OBE on Martyn’s Law Recording
It was an honour and a privilege to have had the opportunity to host Figen Murray OBE on an ISRM webinar. The experience was both humbling and inspiring. Feel free to check the recording from this session in our Event Resources Section. As everyone will know, Figen has been the inspiration behind the Protect Duty / Martyn’s Law […]
Fellow to Fellow – Ep. 2
As we celebrate Pride Month, what better way to start off The ISRM’s, in collaboration with the IPSA, Fellow to Fellow Episode 2! In this episode Satia Rai F.ISRM DIR.IPSA and Matthew Porcelli, MSc, CPP, CPOI, F.ISRM, FSyl has the pleasure of sitting down with LGBT+ role models/trailblazers and security/crisis management specialists Deborah Mills-Burns MSyI, Crawford Boyce and Eren Bessim.
Table-Top Exercising Webinar
Training and exercising are undoubtedly two of the most critical components in the development of an effective enterprise-wide risk management and crisis response capability. However, it is also an area that is characterised by misunderstanding, weak practices and general lack of awareness of how effective training and exercising programmes are developed. ISRM is offering a […]
University students respond to staged emergency
Almost 500 students have taken part in a major incident simulation to prepare for their future careers. Students at the University of Gloucestershire’s Oxstalls Campus have been supported by police and paramedics in their response to a staged scenario involving the collapse of a stage at a concert. Students from a number of courses came […]
Women in Security – AI for Global Security Risk Management
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being adopted across multiple sectors, with a potential to transform the way we forecast, model and manage uncertainty. AI offers new approaches for risk assessment and proactive management, presenting opportunities to explore how technology can support and enhance security measures on an international scale. The ISRM has been exploring AI’s capabilities […]
Presilience, Resilience & the Psychology of Risk
Presilience model is that the outcome of a Resilience model is based on ‘recovery’. Presilience is about dealing with an incident to achieve a new agreed normal outcome. Presilience is much more than simply being reliable and ensuring business continuity in case a negative event happens, it’s about high performance and outcomes that make us […]
The Dual Scenarios of the 2024 US Election: Implications of a Trump Victory
The possibility of Donald Trump reclaiming the US presidency in 2024 raises critical questions about the trajectory of American policies, both domestically and on the international stage. Trump’s presidency could profoundly influence the US stance on international conflicts, its relationships with global powers and its role in international organisations. Trump’s previous term was noted for […]
Creating The Next-Generation Risk Management Framework
Join Dr David Rubens on April 18th at 19:00 Kyiv time / 17:00 BST for the online lecture on “Creating The Next-Generation Risk Management Framework”, which will examine the issues around the development of strategic risk and crisis management frameworks and capabilities that are appropriate to the challenges of the coming generation. Organisations must stay ahead […]
ISRM 5 Years Anniversary
On March 2024 the ISRM was officially 5 years old! Looking back, it is hard to believe that is already five years ago, and looking around, it is hard to believe what we have achieved since then. The ISRM has become recognised as a genuine global institute of influence, able to both partner and lead […]