Technology risks are top threats to global businesses - BCI

According to the fifth annual Horizon Scan report of the Business Continuity Institute, technology risks pose three major threats to global enterprises.

As a result of investigating 568 organizations around the world, BCI discovered that 85% of business continuity managers are concerned about the possibility of cyber attacks, while 80% are concerned about data breach Did.

Compared with last year, the ranking of terrorism has increased by five, and this year's terrorism is ranked fourth. The top 10 new entries this year are health and safety events and important skills. In this report, 13% of respondents replied that they are "very worried," 34% of respondents said they were concerned about the availability of talent and important skills.

David James-Brown, Chairman of the Business Continuity Institute, says: "The situation in the industry is rapidly changing and our discipline must be the same in order to cope with traditional and modern challenges.The threat

"More traditional threats such as terrorism are still" priority "of the organization. Given the emergence of new issues and the existence of old challenges, Horizon Scanning Technology is more beneficial to help organizations prepare their potential. "

In addition to developing risky businesses for decades, keeping running for the president is a risk. Earlier this year, the Economist Intelligence Unit of the Institute of Economic Research positioned the cards as the top ten risk chairpersons in the world in relation to "the rise of jihadistic terrorism threatening global instability". Robert Klitsmann, a psychiatrist, said, "Overall, many of the candidates for presidential elections account for most of them," he could not comment on Mr. Trump 's concrete mental state He said he would not be able to meet. "I hope that this will not hinder the motivation they seek to rule for the best interests of the general public, but for some candidates this may be a threat."

This report identifies and evaluates the top ten risks of the world's political and economic order. Each risk is not only outlined but also based on its potential and the potential impact on the global economy. This is an outline of our risk quantification function. We also offer operational risk analysis in 180 countries through risk briefings. At the same time, we provide detailed credit risk assessment for 131 countries through national risk services. By combining these products, customers can plan the main threats of organizations, supply chains, and sovereign creditors. We provide powerful risk modeling, scenario analysis, daily event scanning on threats and opportunities in the global economy.

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The Global Economic Forum 's recently issued Global Risk Report 2016 highlights that climate change is considered the biggest business risk. In this assessment by 750 experts, 29 specific global risks, including their potential impacts and potential over a 10-year period, were reviewed. As a result of the flood in Thailand in 2011, the total loss was 45.7 billion dollars. This is about 5% of GDP. Of which $ 32 billion is due to manufacturing losses. In December 2015, the flood in Chennai caused a total loss of 2.2 billion dollars in the automobile industry, severely disrupting the rapidly growing ICT industry in India. Since the flood, Ford, Daimler, Apollo tire, Renault Nissan, BMW, modern day stopped production in India. SMEs are expected to lose another US $ 300 million. Floods in the Balkans in 2014 affected 19% of the Serbian manufacturing industry.