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Energy Supply Shock Series 2026 – Part 2
Fuel Disruption and the UK’s Corporate Security Blind Spot Fuel shortages don’t begin at the petrol station, but that’s where their impact becomes visible. In Part One, our previous article explored the economic and operational
Energy Supply Shock Series 2026 – Part 1
What It Means for Businesses and Households A global oil supply disruption never stays neatly contained within energy markets and it certainly won’t this time. In our view, the pattern is well understood but often
Resilient Growth for African Energy Leaders
The disruption to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has once again exposed the fragility of global energy flows. As supply tightens and prices respond, buyers are moving quickly to secure alternative sources. For energy
The Strait You Don’t See, and The Crisis You Will Feel
The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow corridor through which nearly a fifth of the world’s oil flows, may seem geographically remote. Yet with Iran now restricting access to vessels from countries it considers adversaries, disruption
Cybersecurity verses Physical Security Agendas
Ransomware, phishing and AI-enabled fraud are dominating boardroom conversations, and rightly so. The scale and speed of cyber threats mean many organisations are investing heavily in digital defences. But in strengthening one line of protection,
Inverroy Crisis Management Appoints New Head of Crisis & Continuity Management
Inverroy Crisis Management has announced the promotion of Kirsty Bremner to Head of Crisis & Continuity Management, marking a significant milestone in the company’s continued growth and evolution. The role has previously been overseen by
Inverroy Expands End-to-End Business Continuity Certification
Edinburgh, Scotland — Inverroy Crisis Management is pleased to announce that Su Sproston, Principal Consultant, has qualified as an ISO 22301 Lead Auditor. With this certification, Su will lead Inverroy’s capability to prepare clients for
Hydrogen Risk Management: Overcoming Safety, Policy and Resilience Challenges in the Energy Transition
Hydrogen is increasingly seen as a vital component of the global energy transition, an energy vector capable of decarbonising sectors where electrification alone cannot deliver. Governments are rolling out national hydrogen strategies, major infrastructure investments
Prepared, Not Paranoid: The Life-Saving Value of Situational Awareness
Recent Attacks Highlight the Threat In recent weeks, we have witnessed two chilling forms of violence: a knife attack aboard a train in the UK, where passengers bound for London had to flee as a
The Age of Adaptation
“The only constant in life is change” – Heraclitus If the past few years have taught us anything, it’s that disruption is rarely anticipated and organisations must ensure their teams are prepared to respond. In
Sabotage and Espionage: What it means for Manufacturing & R&D
High-value manufacturing and research and development (R&D) generate billions of pounds through UK innovation. From aerospace laboratories to advanced biotech facilities, these sectors not only create wealth but also provide national security advantages. But where
Readiness over rhetoric
Philippa Boyd, Senior Security Consultant at Inverroy Crisis Management, explains how readiness protects people The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, known as Martyn’s Law, represents a major evolution in the UK’s approach to public