Asia Pacific – Page 77
-
Online onlyChina quake kills 7,000
State media reported the official death toll in the 7.8 magnitude quake
-
Online onlyCrimeserver found with 1.4 gigs of personal data
Security firm unveils personal data in 5,388 unique log files hosted unprotected on a Crimeserver
-
AnalysisPositive local engagement
Big businesses which invest overseas should engage positively with the local community as a way of protecting their investments
-
FeaturesProtecting your rights worldwide
Jackie Maguire and Sue Ratcliffe provide a guide to global IP protection
-
FeaturesMore than money?
Fraudsters may not be motivated by personal gain alone, say Julian Parker and Ed Wilding. Can offender profiling help to spot them?
-
FeaturesManaging supply in an outsourced world
Procurement and risk management need to team up over modern supply chains, say Alex Hindson and Finlay Murray
-
FeaturesChallenges grow more sophisticated
Scenario planning can build capacity to adapt to large-scale political shocks
-
Online onlyReputation damage is biggest security worry: Survey
A worldwide survey reveals three quarters of security professionals view reputation damage as a top priority
-
AnalysisThe risks of resource nationalism
Government intervention in the emerging market resource sector is growing. But what recourse do companies have against the power of the state?
-
AnalysisCaptive's pockets bulge
Global corporates are increasingly self-insuring, with captives retaining more income and taking on bigger risks, finds a new report
-
Online onlyGlobal fuel security could foil UK nuclear plans
Threats to supply of uranium are the biggest chalenge to the government's nuclear expansion plans, says Aon
-
Catastrophe RiskLloyd’s spells out need to understand unique and complex terrorism threat
Asian terrorism threat is unique, complex and specific to the region, says Lloyd's
-
FeaturesHow do coastal cities fare under rising flood risk?
Rising sea levels will amplify the flood risk in coastal cities like Miami, New York, Rotterdam and Guangzhou, while population increase and economic growth will increase the value of the assets at risk to new levels By Celine Herweijer and others
-
FeaturesNo more easy oil
The development of deep water fields, often in remote locations lacking infrastructure, poses new challenges to the offshore energy industry, which must operate facilities safely over 20 to 30 years in harsh environmental conditions. By Phil Thomas and David Brown
-
Catastrophe RiskDisasters bulletin: 19 November 2007 – 7 March 2008
By Professor Bill McGuire of Benfield – UCL Hazard Research Centre
-
FeaturesEurope continues to pursue offenders
Flouting European unfair competition rules is becoming increasingly costly. But some companies still do not seem to be taking the message on board
-
Online onlyBritain sets out national security strategy
UK must adapt to the changing threat of terrorism, climate change and global pandemics, says Prime Minister Gordon Brown
-
Online onlyCMI predicts how the world will work in 2018
Chief executives are warned to prepare for cyber attacks and a US withdrawal from the world economy
-
Online onlyCorporates respond to ecosystem degradation
Akzo Nobel, BC Hydro, Mondi, Rio Tinto, and Syngenta ‘road-test’ new guidelines
-
Online onlyPoints based immigration brings new risks: Alliance
Under new system employers face civil penalties of up to £10,000 for each illegal worker they hire
