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Kidnap and Ransom in the Wake of ISIS
The brutal actions of ISIS terrorists only scratch the surface of today’s kidnapping risk.
Lightning Strikes on the Rise?
By 2100, scientists predict lightning strikes in the continental United States will increase by 50%.
Using Cat Bonds for Climate Change Risks
African nations are turning to cat bonds as an alternative way to adapt to climate change.
IT Execs Doubt Their Companies’ Data Security
A quarter of security and IT executives worldwide would not trust their own company to store and manage their personal data.
Cybersecurity Planning Up, But Training Lags
Businesses still are not doing enough to prepare for a cybersecurity crisis.
Money Laundering and Terrorism
The Basel AML assessment ranks countries’ money laundering and terrorism financing risk.
Users Not Grasping Social Media Risks
Most customers enjoy a false sense of security when it comes to social media risk.
Feeding an Appetite for Trust
Charlie Arnot of the Center for Food Integrity discusses food safety and consumer trust.
Coming to a Head
Water scarcity has forced American breweries to implement sustainability measures.
In Banks We Trust
Customers increasingly believe that financial institutions do a better job protecting their data than retailers or the government .
World’s Deadliest Mine Disasters
Turkey’s recent mine explosion highlights the dangerous history of mining worldwide.
Space: Risk’s Final Frontier
As private enterprises look to the stars for new business opportunities, companies and insurers alike must consider how to navigate the risks.
Going Global, Growing Risk
Businesses expect to increase overseas activity but many are unprepared for the additional risks of operating on a global scale.
Data Breach Costs on the Rise
Data breaches cost companies15% more than last year.
Wal-Mart Challenges China on Food Safety
After $10 million in fines, the world’s biggest retailer is taking a stand on food safety regulations in China.
