We’ve established resilience as important. Now we need to embed it more deeply into day-to-day operations and decision making.

A National Safety Council survey found that workers broadly view musculoskeletal disorder prevention technologies as positive for their safety and wellbeing, especially when involved in implementation decisions.

From supply chain disruptions to cloud outages, systemic shocks are no longer theoretical. Industry leaders explain why predicting and preventing cascading losses requires new tools, deeper collaboration, and a fundamentally different approach to risk.

Survey points to opportunity to narrow gap between insurer ambition and implementation of risk mitigation: IIS report.

Rising disaster losses highlight predict-and-prevent innovations, including AI modernizing cold chains to reduce risk globally.

University of Texas at Arlington research team demonstrates significant workload reduction for industrial laborers.

The 2025 Los Angeles fires revealed that catastrophic losses aren’t determined by ignition probability alone, but by whether a fire can scale into a resource-overwhelming event: Delos.

Long-term field data from five distribution centers shows back exosuits reduce strain and sprain injuries without shifting risks to other body parts, HeroWear study finds.

Technova Industries is helping to prevent shipping errors that can result millions of dollars in waste, health risks and liability disputes.

Preventative technology could have a profound impact on agriculture.

Insurers use real-time data and AI to proactively prevent risks, transforming traditional insurance into active protection.

AXA says insurers must evolve from claim payers to risk prevention partners to remain viable as modern threats become more complex and interconnected.

Cyber insurer Coalition describes how it prevents cyberattacks instead of just covering damage after a claim.

As climate risk changes faster than models can predict, Faura aims to shift the focus to which properties are more likely to survive when disaster hits.

New research and real-world performance data demonstrate measurable benefits for loss prevention.

The same Ting sensor protecting your home from electrical fires could also help prevent billion-dollar wildfires that devastate entire communities.

Extreme weather is intensifying concerns among business leaders, requiring new risk strategies to protect their employees, customers and operations.

New research from the University of Alabama finds that FORTIFIED construction standards not only protect homes during major storms but also deliver financial benefits to property owners.

In a rapidly evolving landscape shaped by climate challenges and technological disruption, finding the right balance between fostering innovation and protecting consumers has never been more critical, says Scott White.

New technology has major potential to prevent and mitigate workers’ comp claims.