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Notepad: Risk in Review – June
Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano, NRA suing New York, an E. coli outbreak in lettuce, and more.
Workplace Deaths on the Rise
A sharp increase in fatal workplace violence contributed to growing numbers of workers killed on the job.
Facebook Scandal Raises Data Privacy Concerns
The Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case offers lessons on the shifting data privacy landscape.
Supply Chain Risk Assessment and Mitigation Gaps
In the face of increasingly complex supply chains, companies largely lack mature processes to monitor and mitigate procurement problems.
Paws and Effect: Assistance Animals Bring Challenge and Opportunity
From service dogs to emotional support pigs, rabbits and ducks, an expanding range of assistance animals are creating new business challenges.
Only Half of Ransomware Payouts Result in Data Recovery
Only half of those who paid ransoms confirmed successfully recovering their data, while the other half saw complete data loss.
Environment, Cyberrisk Top WEF Risk Predictions
The World Economic Forum forecasts the most important global risks for 2018 and beyond.
Reputation Risk Losses Set to Spike?
Stock market conditions may leave companies poised for steep losses resulting from reputation crises in 2018.
2018 Cyberrisk Landscape
Cybersecurity is the most dynamic risk for organizations to manage. Stay ahead of the curve with these 10 key trends that will define the threat landscape.
On the Ground: Risk Management in a Historic Hurricane Season
Risk and insurance professionals who weathered 2017’s historic hurricane season share their first-hand disaster recovery experiences.
Are Corporate Leaders Ignoring Cyberrisk Lessons?
Despite another record year for cybercrime and headline-making cyberattacks, recognition of the risk may be waning among corporate leaders.
Notepad: Risk in Review – November
The Las Vegas massacre, Hurricane Maria’s impact on Puerto Rico, and more.
Cybercrime Costs Businesses $11.7 Million Per Year
The annual costs of cybercrime, number of breaches, and mitigation time to resolve them are all on the rise.
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.
- Lawfulness of Financial Crime Data Processing Under GDPR July 13, 2018
- 2Q Sees 2.5% Average P&C Rate Increase July 10, 2018
- The Business Impact of the Supreme Court’s Travel Ban Decision July 6, 2018
- Resiliency in 2018: Q&A With BCI’s David Thorp July 5, 2018
- Happy Fourth of July! July 3, 2018
