Considering that most risk studies in the past have been focused on single events, is the U.S. prepared to deal with the possibility of extreme weather events as well as a pandemic?
Columbia University Earth Institute

The apps would work by using the short-range Bluetooth radios standard in smartphones to create anonymized records of the people they had interacted with while going about their day. When smartphone users learn that they are infected, health officials would give them a code they could use to send alerts to the people they had come into contact with, urging protective measures such as testing or quarantine.
The Washington Post

Proposals aim to produce safe and effective COVID-19 therapeutics and vaccines in the shortest possible timeframe and reopen our society in a manner that reduces the risk of future COVID-19 outbreaks.
Wall Street Journal

The new page includes vetted security-specific tools and resources that will help security leaders transition their organizations safely through the next pandemic phases of deceleration and phased recovery.
Security Executive Council

Governments across the world are galvanizing every surveillance tool at their disposal to help stem the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Business Insider

Following WHO advice, there is a need for the business community to move from general support to specific actions and focus on countries’ access to critical supplies.
World Economic Forum

As the COVID-19 crisis is increasing the frequency people use the video chat service Zoom, it’s important we are aware of the implications for our privacy.
Forbes

12 tips on how to lead your business through the coronavirus
Harvard Business Review

As the infection and death toll from coronavirus continues to creep higher, the first high-profile corporate casualties are starting to emerge.
The Guardian

The novel coronavirus has the world economy in its most "precarious position" since the 2008 financial crisis, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said in its latest forecast.
Markets Insider

The Next Generation GSOC Group continues to drive GSOC innovation.
Security Executive Council

John Hopkins University's Center for Systems Science and Engineering has deployed a real-time 2019-nCoV virus tracker.
Johns Hopkins University

“The concern is not the zombie apocalypse with people dying in the streets. The concern is that a huge chunk of the global economy gets put out of commission as people wait it out,” said Patrick Chovanec, managing director at Silvercrest Asset Management in New York.
The Washington Post

Major shops, restaurants and tourist destinations are shuttering their doors across China, as global businesses begin to feel the effects of the deadly Wuhan virus outbreak.
CNN