Elevated building costs, increased flooding and growing ransomware attacks can disrupt business. Learn how to assess your business risks and fill your gaps in insurance.

After the spike of ransomware attacks in 2019, 2020 and 2021, the insurance industry observed that cyberattacks began to decrease in 2022, possibly as a result of threat actors being more focused on the conflict in Europe. However, during the first half of 2023, the number of cyberattacks now appears to be on the rise again.

When a disabling injury throws off an employee’s routine, here are the three most important things an employer can do to best support them.

As evidenced by the extraordinary heat in the Southwest, a string of tornadoes in the South and Midwest, and heavy rains in California and Florida, 2023 was a banner year for extreme weather. However, 2024 may be no different, which means now is the time for businesses to rethink the way they approach volatile weather, as well as the frequency and severity of storms and natural disasters.

What Tax Changes Can You Expect in the Coming Years? Here are 7 key changes which you will want to be aware of as you move through your business this year and upcoming years!

Startups are surging. Really, really surging. If you don’t believe me, just check out the data. According to the Census Bureau, applications to form new businesses in 2020 totaled 4.4 million – a 26% jump from 2019. And new business applications continue to climb this year, with 3.2M new business applications filed from January to July 2021

Understanding the types of Cyber Criminals and their techniques can help protect your organization from a data breach. Here are some common threats and steps a business can take.

Cyber crime doesn’t discriminate. It hits businesses large and small. One of the most pervasive types of cyber crime today is ransomware. Learn how ransomware can prevent a business from operating.

With data breaches on the rise, companies have tightened their information security measures, shoring up their computer systems and locking down their networks. Now, instead of attempting to enter through an increasingly fortified front door, hackers are searching for new vulnerabilities. Many revolve around the person behind the computer instead of the system itself.

The parking lot. For employees and visitors to your business, it is an appreciated convenience. But slippery conditions, uneven surfaces and poor lighting can make parking lots and garages hazardous. A well-maintained and properly lit parking area can help keep people safe from potential injuries while also helping to deter crime.