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I have been very outspoken on the fact that, although it is a cause, cyber-attack is not the risk. In Brisbane recently, there was a very sobering reminder of this when a large parcel of patients' medical documents, earmarked for destruction, were lost on a busy Brisbane road. As reported by the ABC, The documents had been picked up at
Read MoreLocal government representatives across the nation got some valuable risk ‘TLC’ when Paladin Risk Management Services examined their risk challenges and had the honour to host the Australian Local Government Association’s (ALGA’s) networking dinner as a platinum sponsor. Risk Management White Paper Managing Risks within Council Ben Farinazzo – an ambassador for the charity partner for the event – Soldier
Read MoreIn my previous newsletter I mentioned that NZ Police, under the stewardship of Janine Foster had received the: Excellence in developing capability in Risk Management award at the New Zealand Risk Management Awards. Janine joins Emma Johnston (2015) and Emilio Van Doorn (2016) as winners of the award who have attended a course through Paladin Risk Management Services. Well the
Read MoreWhat a year! Paladin Risk Management Services has trained 691 students trained in accreditation courses – that’s a record. This included 420 personnel from the Department of Social Services. And, close to 100 people have been trained in non-accredited courses through the RMIA. After five years of offering these course they’re still in demand and I couldn’t be more proud
Read MoreIf you are like most organisations that I have engaged with, you will most likely have multiple risk registers. Separate risk registers will likely be maintained for two or more of the following categories of risks: Operational risks Financial risks Security risks Safety risks Compliance risks Reputational risks Environmental risks IT risks Whole industries have been built around the management
Read MoreFor too long, risk ownership has been pushed down to the lower levels of organisations in the belief that ownership of the risks should reside with managers that own the specific functions. On the surface, that may seem reasonable and appropriate, however, over the last few months I have taken a different view that may just turn risk ownership within
Read MoreReports continue to emerge on a regular basis of cyber-attacks that have impacted Government and private sector organisations alike. Insurance firms now offer policies to protect against cyber-attack and, at one point, the Australian Government even appointed a special advisor to the Prime Minister on cyber security. Not to mention that consulting companies with a specialty in all things cyber
Read MoreRecently, Paladin Risk Management Services provided a course to the 50th participant to come through the program with Soldier On. Set up in 2016, the program provides free courses to any member of Soldier On who has been affected by their service, whether physically, mentally or both. I am extremely proud of this association. As someone who was affected significantly
Read MoreI am celebrating 10 years of Paladin Risk Management Services. In this podcast I reflect on how risk management has developed over those 10 years and some of the challenges still facing organisations. I’m looking forward to the next ten.
Read MoreIn 2009, the ISO 31000 Risk Management Principles and Guidelines was released with much fanfare. It was hoped that the introduction of an international standard would provide legitimacy to risk management and standardise approaches across the world. There was an opportunity for those conducting the review of ISO 31000 (draft released in March 2017) to provide more substance to the
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