Since March 2020, Airmic has been issuing Friday Reading, a curated series of readings and knowledge resources sent by email to Airmic members. The objective of Airmic Friday Reading was initially to keep members informed during the Covid-19 pandemic. Today, Airmic Friday Reading has evolved in scope to include content on a wide range of subjects with each email edition following a theme. This page is a searchable archive of all the readings and knowledge resources that have been shared.
Friday Reading Edition 206 (28th June 2024)
Greater digitalisation and heightened geopolitical tensions imply that the risk of a cyberattack with systemic consequences has risen.
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Friday Reading Edition 206 (28th June 2024)
With digitisation, computing, and advanced technologies, the “attack surface” is now the sum of systems and capabilities that can be exploited by cyberattackers.
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Friday Reading Edition 206 (28th June 2024)
The cybersecurity landscape is always evolving. To mitigate risk, you must understand your organisation’s unique vulnerabilities, cybersecurity processes and controls.
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Friday Reading Edition 206 (28th June 2024)
As risk managers grapple with the evolving cyber risk landscape, cyber insurance is a valuable component of cyber security efforts. Retaining some cyber risk in a captive, or exploring structured risk solutions, can play an important part in an overall cyber risk management strategy.
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Friday Reading Edition 193 (15th March 2024)
The convergence of the 'post-truth era', election processes and the surge in generative AI over the last year means that tech companies, governments and media must consider how they can help protect democracies.
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Friday Reading Edition 147 (31st March 2023)
The ban comes after Cabinet Office Ministers ordered a security review. This looked at the potential vulnerability of government data from social media apps on devices and risks around how sensitive information could be accessed and used by some platforms.
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Friday Reading Edition 55 (23rd April 2021)
[Warning: some readers may find the content of this report offensive or upsetting] The anonymity offered by the Darknet has created a space for illicit vendors and customers to conduct their business online. Policing this space is incredibly hard, and speculation around the use of the Darknet as an enabler of human trafficking has inevitably been made in recent years. STOP THE TRAFFIK teamed up with Cyjax – an expert cyber-intelligence company – to investigate supply, demand, and users’ perception of human trafficking on the Darknet.
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