Month: February 2025

In Berlin, symbolic gravestones mark the trauma of the Holocaust. In Bosnia, bullet-ridden buildings and war museums preserve the memory of past conflict. These reminders serve a crucial purpose: ensuring that history is not forgotten, that mistakes are not repeated, and that resilience is built through collective reflection. But what if organisations treated cyberattacks in…

We Often Talk About Resilience—But How Does It Feel? We often talk about resilience as if it’s a state we achieve—an endpoint, a polished badge of strength. But we don’t talk enough about how resilience feels. Resilience is often lonely. It is painful. It does not always align with the perfect, triumphant image we like…