Tools like social media monitoring and facial recognition are creating new liabilities for schools.
Tools like social media monitoring and facial recognition are creating new liabilities for schools.
Coronavirus spreads, Facebook fined over facial recognition, wildfires taint wine, and more.
Companies that operate in conflict zones could find themselves liable for funding terrorism.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that fatal work injuries increased in the United States from 2017 to 2018.
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.
Ransomware attacks against cities present risks—and lessons—for risk professionals in all sectors.
Internal corporate investigators expect the number and cost of investigations to increase.
Insurers are pulling coverage and investments related to the mining and use of coal.
Japan typhoon losses, top travel firm collapses, capital cities on the move, and more.
A survey of Lloyd’s employees about sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior has prompted change.
Smart home devices pose notable data privacy risks for consumers and businesses.
More than half of women who applied for tech jobs had a negative experience or know a woman who has.
Business email compromise became the most common incident in cyber insurance claims in 2018.
Hurricane Dorian losses, CEOs advocate for gun control, measles eradication status, and more.
Tesla’s safety claims scrutinized, Capital One hacked, global food supply at risk, and more.
