Horizon Scan 2016

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BCI Horizon Scan 2016 Andrew Scott CBCI Senior Communications Manager Business Continuity Institute

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BCI Horizon Scan 2016Andrew Scott CBCI

Senior Communications ManagerBusiness Continuity Institute

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About the BCI

• Membership• 8,000 members• Students -> Fellows• 40% in the UK

• Partnership• 120 organizations

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About the BCI

• Training & certification• 1,300 new business

continuity professionals are certified each year

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About the BCI

• Research

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About the BCI

• Research

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Why horizon scan?

• To assess the threats• To address the impact

“The best-laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft agley”

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Black Swan Theory

1. Fooled by Randomness (2001)

2. The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable (2007)

Nassim Nicholas Taleb

• The event is a surprise• The event has a major

impact• In hindsight it could have

been predicted

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About the BCI Horizon Scan 2016 Survey

568 74organizations countries

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No. 5 threat:Security incident

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No. 4 threat:Act of terror

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No. 3 threat:IT/telecoms outage

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No. 2 threat:Data breach

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No. 1 threat:Cyber attack

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What does this mean?

• Are cyber attacks the most likely disruption?

• Will a cyber attack have the biggest impact?

• The BCI Horizon Scan Report sets the baseline.

• Every organization must conduct their own horizon scan.

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Tracking threats

• Appears in the top 10 for the first time since the survey began

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Availability of keytalents or skills

(14th to 9th)

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Tracking threats

• Almost three-quarters of organizations (74%) report at least 1 disruption/year*

• 14% claim losses of at least €1 million*

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Supply chain disruption(5th to 7th)

*BCI Supply Chain Resilience Report 2015

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Tracking threats

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Human illness(8th to 13th)

• Ebola no longer the threat it once was

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Top 5 trends

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Further analysis - location

• Europe mirrors global view• Adverse weather top threat in Central/Latin

America• Interruption to utility supply top threat in Sub-

Saharan Africa• Political change a growing concern for Middle East

& North Africa, Central/Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa

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Further analysis - sector

• Supply chain disruption the top threat in the manufacturing industry

• IT/telecoms outage the top threat in health and social care. Emergence of a global pandemic the top trend to watch out for

• New regulations and increased regulatory scrutiny the top threat in the finance and IT/telecoms industries

• Political change the top trend in education

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Further analysis - size

• Very little difference between SMEs and large businesses

• Loss of key employee more of an issue for SMEs• New regulations more of an issue for large

businesses

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Conducting trend analysis

70% of organisations conduct trend analysis to betterunderstand threats, a slight decline from 73% last year.

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Use of trend analysis in informing BCM

A third (33%) DO NOT use trend analysis to guideBCM programmes, a figure unchanged from last year’s.

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Level of BC investment

There is a slight increase in organizations reportingmore investments in BC (23% to 24%).

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Key takeaways

• Cyber issues continue to dominate the threat landscape although physical security incidents are seen as a growing concern for many professionals.

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Key takeaways

• The ‘human factor’ (i.e. skills shortage, loss of key employees) clearly impacts on business performance and requires a strategic response.

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Key takeaways

• Access to important data (e.g. trend analysis results) remains a barrier for many organizations which impairs resilience.

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Questions?

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andrewcolinscott @andrewthescot

Andrew Scott CBCI