Audit and risk professionals believe the risk environment is unlikely to return to more stable pre-pandemic conditions in 2021.
Audit and risk professionals believe the risk environment is unlikely to return to more stable pre-pandemic conditions in 2021.
As losses from the pandemic continue to mount, the already hard market has rapidly grown even harder.
More risk professionals report carrying cyber insurance, filing claims and being satisfied with their coverage.
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.
The vast majority of American companies reported experiencing a data breach in the past year because of a weakness in their supply chain.
Many business leaders have not set a date for reopening, and most say that the availability of a vaccine would not affect their decision.
More than half of business owners think employees’ social media use poses a cybersecurity threat.
Cyberattacks have increased in both volume and severity since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fraud examiners say that the pandemic has caused fraud to increase and made their jobs harder.
To confront supply chain vulnerability, the manufacturing sector must reduce the cost of future disruptions as these shocks become more frequent and severe.
Younger workers are more willing to admit making a mistake with cybersecurity implications for the company.
A majority of companies said they are not fully prepared for the financial impact of a changing climate.
Crisis response planning may be more effective than security tools in protecting against cyberattacks.
Employee lawsuits related to COVID-19 growing exponentially since the pandemic took hold.
