Managing risk is a programme of events, articles and best practice guidance from Computing, in association with BT, focusing on the discipline of risk management - an increasingly critical topic for IT decision-makers.
This special web site brings together all our features, case studies, white papers, videos and web seminars into a definitive source of information on the challenges of managing risk.
And we want to know what you think – join in the debate in the Have your say section, or email your views to us at feedback@computing.co.uk.
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Managing risk is programme of content focusing on the increasingly critical discipline of risk management, a topic that is rapidly moving up the priority list for senior IT decision-makers.
The programme is based around two web seminars looking at the challenges facing the private and public sectors.
Senior executives – and their shareholders – are increasingly aware of the risks that affect the achievement of corporate objectives, and the complexity of putting plans in place to mitigate those risks. For IT leaders, an understanding of these issues is essential to supporting the business.
The public sector faces unique challenges in managing risk. As the recent HM Revenue and Customs data loss scandal demonstrated, a failure to plan for and respond to unexpected problems can have huge consequences, affecting politicians, senior executives, employees and citizens in a wave of bad publicity.