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Oct 21st: Bridging the Digital Continuity Gap: Why Blockchain Belongs at the Core of Business Resilience w/ Emily Landis Walker, CEO Landis & Co
Digital disruption is the new business threat. Old continuity plans focused historically on fires, floods or server outages but, today, centralised failure can mean billion-dollar crypto collapses, regulatory shockwaves or code bugs that freeze assets overnight. Decentralised blockchains flip the script: redundancy and transparency take out single points of failure, making continuity a design feature, not an afterthought. G7 mega-banks launching a new stablecoin signals this shift in action, therefore, to stay resilient, leaders must blend legacy standards with real-time drills, digital asset training and empowerment to communicate in crisis.
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By James Tylee / Jonny FryDigital disruption is the new business threat. Old continuity plans focused historically on fires, floods or server outages but, today, centralised failure can mean billion-dollar crypto collapses, regulatory shockwaves or code bugs that freeze assets overnight. Decentralised blockchains flip the script: redundancy and transparency take out single points of failure, making continuity a design feature, not an afterthought. G7 mega-banks launching a new stablecoin signals this shift in action, therefore, to stay resilient, leaders must blend legacy standards with real-time drills, digital asset training and empowerment to communicate in crisis.
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