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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.

AWS Outage, What Happened And How To Prepare With Integrated Risk Management

AWS Outage, What Happened And How To Prepare With Integrated Risk Management

On Monday, October 20, a fault in Amazon Web Services’ US-EAST-1 region disrupted Domain Name System (DNS) resolution for the Amazon DynamoDB regional endpoint. The failure propagated into other AWS subsystems that rely on that endpoint and produced widespread service degradation across many internet applications. AWS reported that services stabilized by late afternoon Pacific time, with some services clearing backlogs afterward. These facts are supported by AWS service updates and independent internet measurement reports.

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What Happens When Risk Protocols Fail - Lessons from the Signal App Incident
BBC, Secure Communications, Cybersecurity Ori Wellington BBC, Secure Communications, Cybersecurity Ori Wellington

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.

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Citi's $81 Trillion Error Highlights Urgent Need for Stronger Integrated Risk Management

Citi's $81 Trillion Error Highlights Urgent Need for Stronger Integrated Risk Management

The startling news that Citigroup mistakenly credited a client’s account with $81 trillion instead of a mere $280 underscores a critical weakness pervasive in today’s financial institutions: insufficiently robust integrated risk management (IRM) systems. This incident, termed a “near miss” by Citi, reveals deep-seated operational vulnerabilities that continue to plague banks, despite considerable investment and regulatory scrutiny.

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