Re-sharing social media content without its creator’s permission can expose organizations to significant legal liability ..read more

Employers must find ways to reconcile state efforts to legalize marijuana with their obligation to maintain safe workplaces ..read more

These flood preparation and response tips can help organizations mitigate risk before an incident or smoothly navigate the remediation process and maximize recovery ..read more

Insurers and risk professionals need to take steps to ensure that the use of AI technology in the underwriting process does not introduce unintended risks ..read more

As the 2024 tornado season begins, these six steps can help businesses create or strengthen their disaster preparedness plans for tornado risks ..read more

As climate change makes it more difficult to accurately predict flooding, risk professionals need to take steps to ensure that their organizations are protected ..read more

Hard markets, characterized by high premiums and deductibles as well as stricter terms, will continue to plague risk managers this year, with property presenting bigger challenges than casualty ..read more

Combining a comprehensive response protocol with a well-structured insurance policy can help limit the scope of a cyberattack's impact ..read more

The blockage of the Suez Canal by the grounding of the Ever Given last month highlights the risks and liabilities to which those who ship goods are subject. In the wake of the week-long grounding, legal proceedings commenced in London and elsewhere with various stakeholders vying for position to protect their interests and limit their liability. On April 8, the Suez Canal Authority barred the Ever Given from leaving port until $1 billion was paid for damages including damage to the canal, the substantial costs for the numerous vessels needed to free the Ever Given, the expenses for hundreds of ..read more

As enterprise leaders and security professionals increasingly recognize the risks and compliance implications that cybersecurity failures pose, the practice of third-party risk management (TPRM) continues to grow. Most large organizations today have a formalized program in place and several staffers dedicated to TPRM. And vendors are getting used to at least some level of scrutiny of their security controls through security questionnaires and other assessment methods. The security industry has moved beyond the awareness-building stage of addressing third-party risk, but it is also important to ..read more