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Notepad: Risk in Review – January/February 2019
Marriott discloses massive breach, fatal work injuries decline, NFIP extended and more.
Confidence in Crisis Management
These three trends among those who are “very confident” in their crisis management plans should inform best practices.
Developing an Effective Emergency Communications System
Emergency mass communication systems can help protect organizations and their staff when disaster strikes.
Year in Risk 2018
By examining some of the most notable risk events of the past year, risk managers can better understand the challenges and opportunities on the horizon.
Impact of Climate Disasters Surges
Direct economic losses from climate-related disasters have increased 151% over the past 20 years.
Storm Surge: Lessons Learned from the 2018 Japan Floods
After severe flooding in Japan this summer, experts are examining ways to prevent future tragedy.
Continuity Planning with the Bowtie Method
Organizations need a framework that loops in both proactive controls and reactive measures.
Notepad: Risk in Review – November
A dire global warming prediction, a deadly earthquake strikes Indonesia, and more.
Burning Up: California’s Wildfires Increase Risks
Increased wildfire activity in California in 2017 and 2018 has underscored the importance of prevention strategies.
Disasters Highlight Potential Uses for Drones
Risk managers and insurers are finding new applications for drone technology.
The Natural Disaster Ripple Effect
Disasters can have broad impacts on supply chains that require assessment and mitigation.
Notepad: Risk in Review – October
Brazil’s museum fire, deadly floods in India, Nike’s controversial ad, and more.
Notepad: Risk in Review – September
Wildfires Burn Throughout California In August, the Mendocino Complex fire in Northern California became the largest wildfire in the state’s history. By Aug. 12, it […]
Preparedness and Continuity Planning for Monsoon Risks
Planning business operations around monsoon season can help prevent infrastructure damage, personal injuries, business continuity disruptions, and shorten recovery periods.
Property Insurance Allocation When Storms Strike Back-to-Back
The allocation of multiple occurrences of property damage and business interruption losses is necessary to maximize insurance recovery, rebuild damaged property and resume a policyholder’s business operations.
- Ransomware Down, Extortion and Email Fraud Up in 2018, Proofpoint Finds February 15, 2019
- Q&A with RIMS 2019 Keynote Speaker Dr. Erin Meyer February 12, 2019
- RIMS Report: Risk Management Implications of Conflicting Federal and State Cannabis Laws February 7, 2019
- NTSB’s Most Wanted Improvements Reflect Major Transportation Disasters of 2018 February 4, 2019
- Limit Organizational Exposure During the Polar Vortex January 30, 2019
