Programs that focus on total worker health are becoming an integral part of the way companies manage employee safety and workers’ comp costs.

Bigger ships passing through an expanded Panama Canal translates to bigger risk accumulations.

After nearly two years of planning, Philadelphia’s risk manager expects a peaceful and well-organized Democratic National Convention.

Out-of-date technology and unsecured networks put voters’ ballots at risk.

Increased reliance on technology makes aviation safer, but increases the importance of cyber security.

Creating an obstacle course for “workplace athletes” makes fitness fun while helping to reduce on-the-job injuries.

The risk management burden is endless and ever-varying.

Many leaders in academia are in denial about the risks facing their institutions.

Improved analysis underpins coverage to smooth the intermittent nature of wind, hydro, and even solar power

Port computer systems are vulnerable to criminal organizations looking to steal, smuggle or commit espionage.

A new agreement among large U.S. corporations may alter how health care service providers operate.

GM’s Global Director of Risk and Insurance Alan Gier went from assembling cars to structuring insurance programs.

The short- and long-term challenges of climate change are motivating low-lying municipalities to explore options and form strategic partnerships.

A look at the latest legal cases impacting the industry.

The next generation of connected safety wearables could mark a new era in workplace safety and insurance – but only if the data they produce is harnessed in the right way.

Unpatched software remains a top cyber vulnerability. Low-tech “phishing” attacks continue to succeed.

Business interruption losses from the Alberta fire will be “massive” according to experts.

Involving the community and public officials in emergency management planning can be difficult.

Avis Budget Group’s director of risk management, Barbara Vitale, lauds the industry for bringing more women into the fold.

Shari Natovitz lost hundreds of former colleagues on 9/11. Now she manages risk for a vital piece of New York’s skyline.