What Are You Doing About Ransomware?
Amid rising ransomware attacks, these are the top questions risk professionals are facing from boards and underwriters, and the information you need to address one of today’s top business threats.
Cyber Insurance Collaboration
In response to a hardening cyber insurance market and the rising toll of ransomware, it is more important than ever for risk management and information security to work together to protect the organization.
Evacuating Employees from Political Unrest
As political instability rises, companies must prepare for unique safety challenges.
Navigating New DOJ Compliance Guidelines
New regulatory guidance requires a more holistic approach to corporate compliance.
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Potential Accounting Implications of Changing Your Commercial Real Estate Footprint
Companies are reevaluating where their employees conduct business, and to what extent they will rely on brick-and-mortar real estate assets.
What Constitutes a Digital Accessibility Audit
An audit of your company's website and other digital offerings can help ensure accessibility and hedge legal risk.
The Limitations of Certificates of Insurance
Relying on a COI for proof of coverage can pose serious risks for businesses.
Managing Supply Chain Disruption
Pandemic and climate change pressures prompt proactive supply chain strategies.
Mitigating Employee Social Media Risks
Companies need to understand how social media use contributes to corporate risk.
Inexperience Increases Contractor Injury Risk
Newer companies and younger workers are at the greatest risk of injury among contractors.
Spurred by Remote Work, Average Data Breach Cost Surges to $4.24 Million
Over the past year, data breach costs have surged to record numbers, and remote work was a driving force behind these rising costs.
Business Leaders Strained from Pandemic Work
Small-to-medium business leaders reported working longer hours and feeling more pressure since the pandemic began.
Preparing for Grey Swan Events
Risk managers can prepare their organizations for unexpected future risks by building resilience.
Risk Management Lessons from Government Action Against Citigroup and Citibank
Citibank and Citigroup's history of problems with their internal controls and fines from the U.S. government can provide lessons for risk management across industries.
Fostering Collaboration Between Risk Professionals and Legal Departments
As legal departments take on more risk responsibility, risk professionals can leverage their experience to better address the evolving challenges they face.
Ethics and Compliance in Government Contracts
It is vital that corporate risk managers at companies that sell goods and services to the federal government ensure that they fully understand which of requirements apply to their businesses.
Insurance Implications of NYC’s Biometric Information Law
Policyholders need to be aware of the requirements of New York City's biometric law and consider potential insurance coverage implications.