Year in Risk 2019
A look back at the most notable risk events of the past year shows how risk has evolved, and points to some challenges ahead for risk managers.
Author: Adam Jacobson
Adam Jacobson is associate editor of Risk Management.
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Enemy of the State: Ransomware Surges Against State and Local Governments
Ransomware attacks against cities present risks—and lessons—for risk professionals in all sectors.
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Corporate Investigators See More, Costlier Cases
Internal corporate investigators expect the number and cost of investigations to increase.
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Insurers Divest from Coal Over Climate Risks
Insurers are pulling coverage and investments related to the mining and use of coal.
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Notepad: Risk in Review – November 2019
Japan typhoon losses, top travel firm collapses, capital cities on the move, and more.
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Lloyd’s Discloses Employee Harassment Statistics
A survey of Lloyd's employees about sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior has prompted change.
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Smart Home Devices and Privacy Risk
Smart home devices pose notable data privacy risks for consumers and businesses.
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Gender Bias in Tech Interviews
More than half of women who applied for tech jobs had a negative experience or know a woman who has.
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The Most Common Cyber Claim
Business email compromise became the most common incident in cyber insurance claims in 2018.
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Notepad: Risk in Review – October 2019
Hurricane Dorian losses, CEOs advocate for gun control, measles eradication status, and more.
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Notepad: Risk in Review – September 2019
Tesla’s safety claims scrutinized, Capital One hacked, global food supply at risk, and more.
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Confronting Workplace Bias
Even at companies fostering inclusive workplaces, employees report that they still regularly experience bias.
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The Risks of Pregnancy-Tracking Apps
While pregnancy apps offer some useful benefits, they also raise serious privacy concerns and liability risks.
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Climate Risk Planning Neglect
While many leaders expect significant business impacts from climate change, actual preparation lags.
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Key Steps for Surviving a Corporate Crisis
Companies that have successfully weathered crises took these critical steps to protect themselves before and after the event.