Apple, BMW and Cisco are just some of the companies that are transforming the way data is used in insurance.

The biggest cyber weakness, as these authors so adroitly illuminate, is “between the monitor and the chair,” i.e., the human susceptibility to falling for a cyber scam.

Creating a workplace that is adaptable and responsive to employee desires might seem like a lot of effort. But it’s effort that is well worth it.

Risk Insider Jack Hampton made a few discoveries while on vacation: One, driving across the Yukon was not a good idea. And two, risk management skills are handy when traveling.

A fund crafted for utilities in California is a model for other states and communities to share the cost of risk mitigation and disaster resilience.

Affordable Care Act reporting is mind-numbingly complicated. Here’s how to see your way through the weeds when you discover an error.

Implementing a Medicare for All system would be challenging and may not have immediate results, but for the future’s sake, it could be just what the doctor ordered.

Operational technology is the latest target of cyber attacks and the consequences can be severe.

Subrogation is an important topic that should be discussed, but it shouldn’t be presented in an isolated, misleading way.

The threat of social engineering and bank fraud are likely to continue. Strong risk management remains the best weapon for businesses to avoid getting conned.

When the new iPhone is released, we flock to stores. When new ERM strategies come to market, we open our wallets. But is the price tag on these so-called “must buys” worth the price?

Boeing’s $100 million compensation fund is an investment in the future of the company’s image. But what will happen when the settlements come in?

In the event of reputational blunder, stakeholders will want to know — and directors may have to answer for under oath — whether the company did everything reasonably expected of them to mitigate the risk.

When the boundaries between different governance roles are hopelessly blurred, a “governance eclipse” has occurred.

Don’t assume department heads and other company decision makers know the value of a good risk manager. Show them.

Priceless Belsnickel collectibles, rainy weather and hotel construction are some of the risks these Christmas fiends find during Christmas in July.

A group captive in some cases gives owners more control over decision making than traditional insurance arrangements. 

A secret recording of a quality and safety meeting at UNC highlights the need for safe, open lines of communication for employees to discuss workplace concerns.

Conditions in the senior living insurance market have changed over the last 18 to 24 months and most dramatically over the last 6 months. The moment is now to invest time and/or resources in your organization’s insurance procurement process.

The insurance markets are responding to the waves of active shooter violence and are attempting to tailor appropriate products.