Monograph · 2026
Resilience Engineering
An operational guide to survival and growth in turbulent environments
About this edition
Crises arrive faster and tangle together, and an organisation needs an operating code deeper than a management theory that loses its validity on first contact with reality.
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Seventeen chapters over five phases: the infrastructure built before anything happens, the cognitive security that holds when information turns hostile, the human dynamics that decide who stays, the tactical manoeuvres that keep the business running, and what recovery actually looks like — closing with a worked case of a Microsoft 365 account compromise.
5Phases
17Chapters
1, worked in fullCase study
Details
- Author: Prof. Dr. Mohamed Fawzi Elgendi
- Published: September 2026
- Languages: English · Arabic
- In the series: Holding under pressure · 7 of 7
- Licence: Waqf · Terms of use
Contents
- 01Author's preface and prelude
- 02Phase 1 · Preventive infrastructure
- 03Phase 2 · Cognitive security
- 04Phase 3 · Human dynamics
- 05Phase 4 · Tactical manoeuvres and business continuity
- 06Phase 5 · Recovery and rebuilding
- 07Conclusion: the resilience mindset
- 08Case study: a Microsoft 365 account compromise
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The cognitive security series
The reading order
- 1The working manualCognitive XOps
- 2The yardstickUnified Cognitive Security Maturity Model
- 3The mind under loadThe Cognitive Firewall
- 4What people already doVibe Orchestration
- 5The ground it stands onThe Cognitive SASE Architecture
- 6How the new thing gets madeInnovaForge
- 7Holding under pressureResilience Engineering
