Cybercrime topped ICM’s 2025 Annual Crisis Report, accounting for 25.44% of more than 1.2 million crisis news items tracked. That is a big signal for
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When Extreme Weather Tests Your Safety Culture Extreme weather is no longer just a disaster-response issue. Extreme heat, storms, earthquakes, fires and other severe-weather disruptions
Synthetic media is moving quickly, and a basic response plan can keep your team from scrambling when questionable content appears. The toolkit does not need
Mid-2026 is a good moment to take a hard look at organizational trust. Global surveys continue to show low confidence in news and institutions, which
Deepfakes and synthetic media are no longer fringe concerns—they’re everyday risks. Audio, video, and images can now be fabricated or altered so convincingly that most
We’re excited to share the ICM Annual Crisis Report 2025, now in its 36th edition. This year’s report looks at 1,232,103 crisis news items—an 8%
Deepfakes and synthetic media are no longer fringe concerns—they’re everyday risks. Audio, video, and images can now be fabricated or altered so convincingly that most
We’re excited to share the ICM Annual Crisis Report 2025, now in its 36th edition. This year’s report looks at 1,232,103 crisis news items—an 8%
AI is no longer just a crisis trigger. It is part of how every crisis is found, framed, and remembered. Stakeholders may encounter your story
Technology is moving fast, and your crisis plan has to keep up. If your plan still lives in a binder, it’s probably already out of
Fake and AI-generated research is spreading through dubious online journals, and a recent NBC News investigation shows how bold the problem has become. One network
AI-driven wrongful arrests aren’t just a policing or civil liberties issue. They can become a reputational crisis in an instant. High-profile executives are especially exposed
Cyber threats are no longer targeting just large, high-profile organizations. Increasingly, attackers are going after what they see as “low-hanging fruit”—organizations that assumed they weren’t
Crisis simulations don’t need a big budget to be effective. In fact, the most valuable exercises are often the simplest. What matters is realism, participation,
For decades, one statistic hasn’t changed: only about half of organizations have any kind of crisis plan. For the rest, let’s be honest—hope is the
Social media attacks aren’t new. What is new is the speed, scale, and realism AI brings to them—and many organizations simply aren’t ready. Today, a