Cyber security

Whitepaper Effective third-party risk management: What organizations can do

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Diners inside a restaurant in the East Village neighborhood of Des Moines, Iowa, U.S., on Saturday, Feb. 5, 2022. The U.S. Labor Department is scheduled to the consumer price index on February 10. Photographer: Kathryn Gamble/Bloomberg

Small business

What insurance solutions do SMEs need for resilience

Non-traditional approaches to insurance that SMEs should consider to protect their businesses from new and evolving risks.

By Richard Clarke

March 31

Investments

How cyber is an opportunity for insurers, third-party investors

We expect the absolute growth of this market to be a key factor encouraging more investor participation.

By Yaniv Bertele

March 24

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Data privacy

Why cyber insurers should prepare for a privacy claims wave

Companies with websites are working through privacy requirements and to be web compliant.

By Ian Cohen

March 23

Insurtech

Insurer spots cybersecurity weakness with model simulating catastrophic attacks

The "Active Cyber Risk Model," would give insurers an overview of their potential losses as a way to better target sales of their policies.

By Lucy Papachristou

March 22

Prospective renters wait outside to enter an apartment unit during an open house in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., on Saturday, Feb. 12, 2022. Long lines in the cold, fierce competition and bidding wars. This has become the reality for New Yorkers who are flooding the rental market in search of apartments, an increasingly scarce commodity less than two years after a pandemic-related exodus had some predicting the demise of the city. Photographer: Bess Adler/Bloomberg

Homeowners insurance

Home and renters insurance shopping likely to keep rising

TransUnion report cites inflation, premium costs as the reason for an increased rise in shopping.

By Michael Shashoua

March 2

Software development

Biden's cyber plan would hold software makers responsible in hacks

The Biden administration is set to release an aggressive new national cybersecurity strategy.

By Katrina Manson

March 2

Technology

Is your tech agenda set for safety or standout growth?

Financial services firms are focusing on essential risk-related priorities, but must not lose sight of the importance of innovative technologies that drive business forward.

By Michael Moeser

February 27

Cyber attacks

Cyber insurance back from the brink after ransomware attacks

The cyber insurance market is primed for growth

By Max Reyes

February 24