While already battling COVID-19, hospitals and health care facilities suffered a record number of ransomware attacks in 2020, disrupting operations, risking patient care and threatening sensitive medical data.
While already battling COVID-19, hospitals and health care facilities suffered a record number of ransomware attacks in 2020, disrupting operations, risking patient care and threatening sensitive medical data.
As losses from the pandemic continue to mount, the already hard market has rapidly grown even harder.
Working from home during the pandemic is having a negative impact on employees’ mental health.
Concerns about cyberattacks have increased during the pandemic, yet fewer companies have taken steps to mitigate cyberrisk.
Cyberattacks have increased in both volume and severity since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Younger workers are more willing to admit making a mistake with cybersecurity implications for the company.
Crisis response planning may be more effective than security tools in protecting against cyberattacks.
As enterprises prepare to return from COVID-19 shutdowns, leaders are putting together new plans and procedures to do so safely.
These tips can help employees guard against new coronavirus-related phishing attacks.
Commercial facilities sitting idle may face increased risks of physical damage from hazards like fire or inadequate maintenance.
Amid fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, these risk and insurance considerations are key.
The average global cost of insider threats has increased 31% and incident frequency has surged 47%.
Last year saw below-average natural catastrophe losses, but marked the close of a record-breaking decade of damages.
From election risks and ransomware to cyber insurance, these key trends will define the cyberrisk landscape this year.
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.
