#1119 Andrew Cook (ed) - Archives: The Journal of the British Records Association, Vol XV, No 68, October 1982. The British Records Association, London.

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Today’s risks don’t sit in silos - so why is your risk management strategy still acting like they do?

From AI and cyber threats to third-party dependencies and cloud misconfigurations, risks in 2025 are interconnected, fast-moving, and deeply complex.

Yet too many organisations still treat them like isolated events. That’s not just outdated - it’s dangerous.

In our latest post, we explore:

👽 Why modelling risk relationships matters more than ever
👽 How scenario planning is evolving with AI and quantum-powered analytics
👽 The shift from compliance to strategic risk management
👽 And how advanced GRC platforms and third-party risk tools are transforming ERM into a true business enabler

Whether you're building resilience or unlocking opportunity, risk strategy in 2025 must be integrated, contextual, and forward-looking.

Ready to upgrade your enterprise risk posture?

Read the full post here: https://paulreynolds.uk/top-enterprise-risk-management-trends/ or get in touch for support on ISO 27001, cyber assessments, and GRC frameworks that actually work.

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Macular pseudohole

Macular pseudohole is characterized by a steepened foveal contour without a full-thickness defect. On Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT), it shows a narrow, deep foveal pit with intact outer retinal layers, typically caused by a contractile epiretinal membrane (ERM). Differentiating it from a true macular hole is essential, as visual prognosis and management differ significantly. #MacularPseudohole #ERM #OCT #FovealContour #RetinaImaging #retina…

https://retinography.org/macular-pseudohole/