Published: 15 February 2024
Summary
Organizations must revisit their risk factors on a quarterly basis to determine if they are still accurate and if the organization is managing these risks. General counsel can use this research to benchmark their own climate, ESG, privacy, cybersecurity and human capital risk factors, and assess gaps.
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Key Findings
Of five risk factors reviewed, climate change, privacy and cybersecurity risk factors were the most common among 48 studied companies in their annual reports filed between 1 September 2022 and 4 August 2023.
The least common risk factor was related to environmental, social and governance (ESG), with 77% of the 48 studied companies including the risk factor in their annual reports.
Only 31% and 25% of companies discussed the risk of natural resource availability and raw materials availability, respectively, in their climate change risk factors.
Despite security professionals noting that a remote work environment increases an organization’s cybersecurity risk, only 40%
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