An electromagnetic pulse event triggered by the detonation of a low-yield nuclear device in Earth’s atmosphere triggers economic and societal chaos.

A combination of physical and cyber attacks on multiple data centers for cloud service providers causes economic havoc. Even the most well-prepared companies are thrown into paralyzing coverage confusion.

Underwriters and risk managers are beginning to get their arms around the next wave of cyber exposure — an attack that causes property or bodily damage.

The biggest risk for many companies is a cyber attack to a third-party data vendor. Insurers are taking note, but gaps in cover remain.

Supply chain, property and data are at risk for manufacturers in the event of a cyber attack.

Attacks on internet infrastructure commence, leaving unknown risks for insureds and insurers alike.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Companies plan to boost spending on cyber security to deal with an onslaught of cyber attacks.

Far more than a prank, the spread of fictitious news is wreaking havoc on businesses and institutions.

Make sure your cyber management plan works before a crisis occurs.

Electronic “levees” built to withstand a rainfall are inadequate when we are facing a cyber tropical cyclone.

Businesses that focus on resiliency will benefit in the long run.

The Fort McMurray community is now focused on recovery, but it will be a long-term effort.

When businesses are affected indirectly by a terrorist attack, their losses can fall through the many cracks that exist in terrorism insurance policies.

Parametric weather products offer event organizers improved protection of revenues in an increasingly unpredictable climate.

Frightening fact: There were 12 million unique types of malware identified in 2015 alone.

The Pacific Northwest will never fully recover from this tsunami and earthquake.

Businesses face risks from undersea data cable vulnerabilities.

As cyber threats become more sophisticated, risk managers must understand and assess evolving exposures.

Bigger ships passing through an expanded Panama Canal translates to bigger risk accumulations.