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The RiskTech Journal
The RiskTech Journal is your premier source for insights on cutting-edge risk management technologies. We deliver expert analysis, industry trends, and practical solutions to help professionals stay ahead in an ever-changing risk landscape. Join us to explore the innovations shaping the future of risk management.
What Happens When Risk Protocols Fail - Lessons from the Signal App Incident
When BBC News investigated a recent national security communications breach, they reached out to Wheelhouse Advisors for expert analysis. The incident highlighted a growing risk not just for governments—but for every organization managing sensitive information in a digital world.
AI's Risk Reckoning: How Integrated Risk Management Can Prevent Catastrophe
Organizations must adopt a structured, enterprise-wide approach to AI risk governance to balance AI's opportunities and risks. Integrated Risk Management (IRM) provides the governance framework to manage AI risks holistically, aligning AI implementation with corporate strategy, regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, and operational resilience.
Distilled Intelligence or Compressed Catastrophe? The High-Stakes Risks of Shrinking AI
Their is a great deal of hype about distilled AI, an emerging technique that trims down massive machine learning models into leaner, cheaper versions. While these distilled “student” models may look—and sometimes perform—much like their full-fledged AI counterparts, a closer inspection reveals a labyrinth of potential flaws: from amplified bias and reduced accuracy to hidden legal liabilities.
The Digital Risk Paradox - Why Corporate Digitalization Could Be Your Biggest Liability
Digital transformation has long been heralded as the corporate world's silver bullet—promising efficiency, resilience, and competitive advantage. However, emerging research suggests a more unsettling reality: the rush to digitalize may create as many risks as it mitigates.
Moving Fast and Breaking Things - The Hidden Risks of AI's Silent Upgrades
In recent months, an increasing number of organizations across finance, healthcare, and technology sectors have encountered significant disruptions caused by seemingly minor updates to their AI-driven tools. For instance, compliance teams at major financial institutions faced confusion and heightened regulatory exposure when an incremental update to their AI language models altered interpretations of regulatory guidance overnight. Without clear prior communication from the AI vendor, these subtle but impactful changes created significant operational uncertainty and regulatory scrutiny.
The Convergence of Sustainability and Digitalization: How AI’s Power Demands Are Driving the Need for IRM
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers is creating unprecedented energy demands, forcing major power providers into strategic partnerships to ensure supply reliability. NRG Energy’s recent announcement of a collaboration with GE Vernova and Kiewit Corp. to build four natural-gas power plants exemplifies a broader trend—one in which sustainability and digital transformation are increasingly intertwined. As companies race to secure the power necessary for AI-driven operations, the risks associated with balancing energy infrastructure, environmental commitments, and technological advancement highlight the urgent need for integrated risk management (IRM).