Security Risk and Resilience Management

Welcome to the Security Risk and Resilience Management in Research and Industry Special Interest Group (SIG)!

Embark on a holistic exploration of security, risk, and resilience where research and industry intertwine. The Security Risk and Resilience Management SIG is a dynamic community within the Research Ethics Association, uniting professionals, researchers, and experts to delve into the multifaceted landscape of security, risk, and resilience in collaborative endeavors.

What We Explore:

Ethical Security Measures in Research and Industry Collaborations: Investigating ethical approaches to security measures in collaborative research between academia and industry, ensuring the protection of sensitive information while upholding ethical standards.

Comprehensive Risk Assessment in Joint Projects: Examining methodologies for comprehensive risk assessments in collaborative research projects, identifying potential risks and developing strategies to enhance both security and resilience.

Balancing Security and Resilience in Research Environments: Advocating for ethical considerations in implementing security measures while fostering resilience in research environments, striking a balance between protection and adaptability.

Ensuring Ethical Industry Engagement in Research Initiatives: Discussing ethical implications when industry partners engage with research initiatives, emphasizing transparency, fair practices, and the protection of research integrity.

Examples of Topics We Discuss:

• Security Culture and Organisational Resilience:

  • Exploring the development of a security-conscious culture that contributes to organisational resilience, promoting adaptability and response in the face of challenges.

• Ethics of Crisis Management and Response:

  • Delving into the ethical considerations in crisis management and response, ensuring that security measures and resilience strategies are ethically sound and effective.

• Integrated Security and Resilience Planning:

  • Examining ethical approaches to integrate security and resilience planning into research projects, mitigating risks and enhancing the adaptability of organisations.

• Ethics in Technology-Driven Security Solutions:

  • Discussing the ethical dimensions of implementing technology-driven security solutions in research and industry, addressing issues related to privacy, transparency, and accountability.

Get Involved: Whether you specialise in security, risk management, resilience, or are a researcher and industry professional, your participation is crucial. Engage in discussions, share your insights, and contribute to the ethical foundations of security and resilience in collaborative endeavors.