Cyber

There isn't enough attention being paid to cyber security in "smart cities," leaving them vulnerable to orchestrated power outages -- and worse.

Insurers have a huge role in cyber security, not only to pick up the pieces after an event occurs but to educate and prepare people.

In the face of fears on data breaches, companies can protect themselves with insurance -- some of which they likely already own.

An astounding number of employees are still uploading highly sensitive data to the cloud and sharing files on unsecured platforms.

Directors can use the questions when asking management about the organization’s understanding and management of cyber risk.

The first step on cyber security is to get our heads out of the sand and understand that we are all, collectively and individually, at risk.

Recent healthcare breaches are a reminder that employers and insurers are legally required to take immediate, specific steps to tighten policies.

Criminals are moving up the hacking food chain: Why use financial data to spend someone's money for a time when you can be him for life?