Nonprofits made numerous changes to their business models during the pandemic. Did they change their exposures as well?

Tamika Puckett shares her journey through the industry.

A variety of factors, including COVID-19 losses, Nat CATS and social inflation, are driving rate increases.

Aon’s Adam Bixby shares how he launched his career as an ethical hacker, consulting for companies on their cyber risk profiles.

A new report from IBM examines how artificial intelligence can cut cyber breach costs.

Thompson Mackey of EPIC Insurance Brokers takes his time to truly understand each client and their specific needs, making him a standout in the cyber brokering community.

Truck driving often means shift work, which allows for drowsy driving and can lead to more crashes and injuries for workers and others on the road.

What happens in the immediate aftermath of a hack can be just as important as preliminary defensive measures.

For businesses that use chat services to interact with customers, be warned: Cyber criminals are now using this tool as a way to expose vulnerability.

The risks and perils of a cyber attack are only growing, with many insurance companies still not adequately protected. 

Cyber coverage specificity is lacking. Brokers, insureds and carriers face a mandate to communicate clearly and craft appropriate coverage.

Long gone are the days when cyber insurers offered broad coverage and plenty of capacity. Here are the things you must know about today’s cyber insurance market.

Knowing how to respond to a cyber event starts with understanding your company’s vulnerability.

In May, London-based CFC Underwriting announced that it had named James Burns as head of cyber. Mr. Burns now heads a team of more than 50 underwriters who are devoted to underwriting cyber risk for large corporate clients and SMEs.

Cyber criminals are becoming bolder. Now is the time to get IT and OT on the same cyber security page and stop attacks in their tracks.

Allied World’s Joyce Duarte talks to Risk & Insurance about opportunity within professional lines management and what risks are proving difficult for underwriters. 

A recent ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline left much of the Eastern U.S. in fear of serious fuel shortages. This attack highlights inconsistencies and weakness within the U.S. IoT cyber security capabilities.

The threat of cyber attack and ransomware is growing for the manufacturing sector, but insurers are getting ahead now to curb the risk.

With ransomware payments down in the 4th quarter of 2020, cyber criminals are turning to new strategies — including targeting vulnerable industries — to get their payouts.

This RIMS session weighs in on how all corporate boards can prepare themselves for any cyber risk that may occur.