- Shameerudin Sharief has been recognised as a key contributor
- He contributed to developing the Global Resilience Standard with experts from 24 countries
- Shameer is part of a core team that contributed to the international framework for organisational resilience
Ankabut recognised the contribution of its Governance, Risk & Compliance Manager, Shameerudin Sharief, in creating the landmark Global Resilience Standard (GRS 1001-RN:2026).
Shameer is part of a core team that contributed to the international framework for organisational resilience.
GRS 1001-RN unifies business continuity, risk management, crisis management, cybersecurity and AI governance into one integrated system. Published by Resilience Next, the standard was developed through a collaborative process involving 34 experts from 24 countries.
The collective effort generated over 316 individual contributions, 170 expert comments and 530 tracked changes.
“We are proud of Shameer’s contribution to shaping a global standard of this significance. His involvement reflects the depth of expertise within Ankabut and our commitment to building resilient, future-ready digital environments for the education and research sector,” said Tarek Jundi, CEO of Ankabut.
As one of GRS 1001-RN’s key contributors, Shameer contributed to the review of the technical content.
With 31 documented inputs, he supported the refinement of the standard’s operational requirements, ensuring its applicability across diverse organisational contexts.
GRS 1001-RN is the world’s first integrated resilience framework, introducing a Global Resilience Management System (GRMS) that brings together traditionally siloed disciplines.
Major resilience disciplines that include business continuity management, enterprise risk management, crisis management, cybersecurity, AI governance, ESG and third-party risk management are merged into one auditable management system.
