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

2017 Power Broker Mary Pontillo talks to R&I about her love of the Fine Arts business.

From gaps in coverage to confusing terminology and hidden exclusions, choosing the right stand-alone cyber policy is a complex and challenging process.

Risk & Insurance® caught up with FM Global’s Grace Ries to discuss the insurer’s latest cyber products and its approach to helping clients manage their cyber exposures.

Cyber security requires sensitizing staff to correct behaviors and separating important data from routine information available on the internet.

The 2017 Insurance Executives to Watch shoulder pressing responsibilities in a global competition for customers, talent and top-line growth; and that’s just fine with them.

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

Personal privacy as we once knew it is dead.

A look at the latest decisions impacting the industry.

Companies that let their captives gather dust could be missing out on savings opportunities.

States have launched initiatives ranging from cyber academies and public-private partnerships to dashboards, and cyber preparedness and response plans.

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

When cyber security experts are appointed to boards of directors, they may face increased liability should a cyber incident occur.

Internal perpetrators show a company just what it doesn’t know about cyber risk management.

The rapid rate of change in our ever-more-connected world challenges brokers to anticipate new risks.

The race is on to develop a CAT bond-like vehicle that could build an extra layer of protection against cyber threats.

The Travelers Cyber Academy offers free training for brokers that work with small and mid-sized clients, where risk is on the rise.

Attendees of the 2016 NAPSLO Annual Convention shared their thoughts on what lies ahead for the excess and surplus insurance industry.

Think you’ve got a firm grasp of your clients’ cyber risk? Think again.

Insurance rates decreased on average by 3.6 percent in the second quarter of 2016.