The use of ransomware is not going away. The good news is that insurance and insurance consultants are quite willing and able to help.

Cyber attacks don’t discriminate. They target more than large corporations. Is your business covered?

A new report from Argo surveyed brokers on the top risks the industry will be facing as we head into 2020. 

Companies are adopting biometric systems to enhance security, but aren’t going far enough to protect the unique data from breaches.

Cannabis, cyber and workers’ compensation are among the areas where alternative risk transfer is needed.

Ransomware is easy to use and hard to stop, and cash-strapped municipalities aren’t well positioned to protect themselves.

Here are some key indicators, provided by award winning risk managers, that you can use as benchmarks to determine if your commercial insurance broker is doing a good job.

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.

This former insurance litigator and recent Power Broker® winner understands how to craft policies that deliver on their promises.

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

Have you heard of Sobinokibi? This dangerous new ransomware could hold your company’s files hostage, but there are ways to protect your business. 

Hackers have access to sophisticated tech that is easily accessible for as little as $2 on the dark net.

Marsh’s new report aims to demonstrate that cyber insurances policies do pay and to dispel some common myths surrounding the policies.

Small- and medium-size businesses have a tendency to think hackers don’t find them appealing. The industry is debunking that notion and getting them affordably covered.

Experts agree one of the best defenses against a manufacturing cyber attack is having a solid recovery plan in place.

Facebook is poised to enter the cryptocurrency market. What are the risks that this will damage global banking?

A dental and vision benefits administrator becomes the latest victim of hackers seeking personally identifiable information.

Cyber insurance rates are going down, competition in the segment is only getting fiercer and loss ratios remain low.

Small business cyber attacks are happening just as frequently as targeted attacks on big businesses, but the cost is much steeper.

As technology raises the risk of cyber attacks, it’s also being used to fight the battle against them.