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• A Cognitive Risk Framework for the 4th Industrial Revolution

  11 Jun 2019

  Introducing the Human Element to Risk Management As posted in Corporate Compliance Insights As we move into the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR), risk Read more →

• Global GRC User Sentiment Survey 2018

  31 May 2019

  The GRC Marketplace is expanding globally The global market for risk technology has rapidly evolved over the last 20 years from single solution Read more →

• Reframing the Business Case for Audit Automation

  17 Apr 2019

  … Plus 6 Steps to Enhanced Assurance The audit profession is facing unprecedented demands, but there are a host of tools available to Read more →

• Cognitive Hack: The New Battleground In Cybersecurity

  23 Jan 2019

  James Bone is the author of Cognitive Hack: The New Battleground in Cybersecurity–The Human Mind (Francis and Taylor, 2017) and is a contributing author for Compliance Read more →

• Cognitive Hack: Trust, Deception and Blind Spots

  23 Jan 2019

  When we think of hacking we think of a network being hacked remotely by a computer nerd sitting in a bedroom using code Read more →

• Truth Is Fungible in Cyberspace

  23 Jan 2019

  “In 1981, Carl Landwehr observed that “Without a precise definition of what security means and how a computer can behave, it is meaningless Read more →

• The Society for Risk Analysis has accepted James Bone’s Cognitive Risk Framework

  17 Oct 2018

  I am extremely honored to have received an email from the Society for Risk Analysis after the submission of my Cognitive Risk Framework Read more →

• The Human Element – a guide to human behaviour in the shipping industry

  2 Oct 2018

  This Guide explains fundamental aspects of human behaviour, which together constitute what the commercial maritime sector calls ‘the human element’. It makes clear Read more →

• ISACA Journal: How to Audit the Human Element and Assess Your Organization’s Security Risk

  2 Oct 2018

  The 2016 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), Verizon’s ninth annual report, revealed some grim news—the human threat vector is more dangerous than ever. Read more →