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Rebecca Harper

England, Manchester
As seen in: PR Week, CoStar, Inman News, Data Center Dynamics, Digitalisation World, ISMS.online, Data Centre Review Magazine, IT Security Wire, Datacentre Solutions, Vigilance Security and
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Rebecca Harper is a freelance tech journalist based in Manchester. She writes for a number of tech publications and collaborates with many local startups and larger companies to research trends in app development.

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Everything You Need To Know About the Cyber Resilience Act

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By BackBy Area, BackBy Sector, Rebecca Harper
| ISMS.online
The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is the first major regulation to treat cybersecurity as a product safety requirement rather than an organisational governance one. While there are many regulations that focus on how organisations manage cyber risk internally, the CRA takes a different approach. It focuses on the products themselves.
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The Governance Gap: Why the EU AI Act Is the Moment Boards Can No Longer Treat Compliance as Someone Else’s Problem

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By BackBy Area, BackBy Sector, Rebecca Harper
| ISMS.online
The EU AI Act is already in force, penalties are already active, and most enterprises cannot classify their own AI systems. The governance gap is no longer theoretical; it is a liability sitting on the balance sheet. For the past three years, boards have been enthusiastically deploying AI across hiring, credit decisioning, customer service, operations, and strategy. Most have done so without building the governance architecture to manage it.
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If Burnout Were a Security Risk, We’d Already Have Solved It

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By BackBy Area, BackBy Sector, Rebecca Harper
| ISMS.online
Cybersecurity and compliance have always been good at one thing: taking uncertainty and forcing it into structure. We take something abstract, threat, and make it governable. We assign likelihood and impact, define ownership, implement controls, and monitor continuously. Over time, that discipline has turned cyber risk from something intangible into something organisations can actively manage.
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