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Grid: Locked — Managing the Risks of Hacking the Electric Grid
As more hackers focus on critical infrastructure, risk managers and consumers must prepare for the risks of cyberattacks on the electric grid.
Majority of U.S. Workers Report Hostile Workplaces
Whether to manage the risks of labor shortages or workplace conflict and litigation, businesses may need to take a hard look at their culture.
Notepad: Risk in Review – September
Hackers extort HBO, Kanye West v. Lloyd’s, voting machine flaws exposed, and more.
Cyberbreaches Cost Companies Billions in Long-Term Value
A typical severe cyberbreach results in the permanent loss of 1.8% of a company’s value relative to its competitors.
Ransomware Ready: How to Prepare for the Day You Get Locked Out
As widespread ransomware attacks force organizations to take the threat more seriously, it is critical to develop a clear response strategy.
The High Risk of a Low Cyber IQ
Every organization’s biggest cyberrisk is its employees—and even employees agree.
Notepad: Risk in Review – June
Hacking the French election, a unicorn fight, a reputation crisis at United Airlines and more.
Put Your Money Where Your Risk Is
Despite reporting drastically higher cyber exposure, businesses are spending four times more on insurance to cover property-related risks.
Notepad: Risk in Review – May
North Carolina’s bathroom bill repeal, the Atlantic hurricane season outlook and more.
Fighting Bribery and Corruption
A plurality of risk and compliance professionals believe the top risk to their anti-bribery and corruption program will come from third parties.
Risk Management Priorities
With increasing ERM adoption and risk management visibility, what are the top risk management priorities for 2017?
W-2 Phishing Scam Targets Tax Season
Fraudsters are using business email compromise techniques to steal W-2 information.
Q&A: Bridging the Gaps at PayPal
PayPal’s Laura Langone discusses cyber insurance and the role of education in the buying process.
BYOD Risk Meets IoT Reality
Enterprises struggle to understand just how vulnerable they are to the risks introduced by connected devices in the workplace.
Phishing with Dynamite
In 2016, phishing not only continued to grow as a cyberthreat, but was deployed more strategically to maximize profit for cybercriminals.
- How Small Businesses Can Prepare for the Next Natural Disaster October 19, 2017
- New Voluntary Hot Air Balloon Safety Program Announced October 18, 2017
- When Nature’s Wrath Alters Your Business Travel Plans October 13, 2017
- N. Calif. Wildfires Continue Widespread Destruction October 12, 2017
- Hurricane Devastation Impacts Health Care Supply Chains October 10, 2017
