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AnalysisInsurers ready to pay GDPR penalties – if they’re allowed
It is still unclear whether regulators will allow insurance to pay for GDPR fines, but underwriters seem willing to take on the risk, suggests Aon
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AnalysisGDPR is just good cyber hygiene
Europe’s incoming GDPR rules encourage “good cyber hygiene” amidst an increasingly risky environment, according to tech firm Becrypt.
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AnalysisRisk interconnectivity dominates – AGCS
An interconnected mix of tangible rand intangible risks dominate 2018’s risk landscape, according to Corinne Cipière, France CEO at AGCS
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AnalysisCyber market evolving fast – Beazley
Cyber risk insurance is evolving quickly, with bigger limits, more buyers, and more BI covers being bought
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AnalysisFrance closing gap with US cyber market – Marsh
Nobody quite knows yet what GDPR compliance looks like, but efforts are in full swing
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AnalysisFraudulent instruction cyber threat emerges
Cyber insurer Beazley has warned about a rise in fraudulent instruction scams
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AnalysisTwo thirds of UK firms are information “hoarders” – Cleardata
Hoarding paperwork and risking losing data and documents is bad news – particularly with GDPR regulation looming, a Cleardata study warns
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AnalysisTransformative tech is outrunning risk awareness, EY study warns
Forensic data analytics and AI tech bring risks as well as transformation, a new report from consulting firm EY cautions
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AnalysisIf personal data is the new oil, GDPR is the toxic legacy – DAC Beachcroft
GDPR represents a step change in privacy rights across Europe, a report from law firm DAC Beachcroft claims
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AnalysisGDPR governance: how much is enough?
Europe’s new GDPR data protection regime is demanding on data governance, leading to compliance fears
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HeadspaceCorporate governance: how to avoid doing an Uber
Uber’s corporate governance practices are in the spotlight, but what went wrong and what lessons can UK corporates learn from the situation?
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AnalysisCROs standing centre stage for cyber risk – Aon
More standalone cyber risk insurance covers are being bought as cyber becomes acknowledged as an ERM concern
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Latest IssueStrategicRISK Europe Q4 now live
In this issue, we look at the countdown to GDPR’s deadline in Europe in May 2018, along with features on autonomous vehicles, supply chain risks exposed by 2017’s Atlantic storms, lessons from the Equifax cyber hack, the problems faced by budget airline Ryanair, and reporting from recent FERMA and GVNW ...
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AnalysisWhat can risk managers learn from the Equifax breach?
GDPR expert Darren Wray puts the incident under the microscope and outlines lessons learned from the fallout
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FeaturesThe Dutch case for GDPR
The Netherlands sets an example for how business can move forward despite GDPR challenges. Claudia De Meulemeester reports
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HeadspaceIn the digital economy, managing cyber risk is key
Risk practitioners are in a great position to help businesses to capitalise on the digital age – to help people take and manage risk, and create value, in new and innovative ways. In this third and final part of a three-part series on how digitisation is changing how we manage ...
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HeadspaceBig data, new challenges
A convergence of mobile technology, the internet of things, and artificial intelligence is creating unprecedented big data opportunities. Susan McKiernan is a lawyer specialised in technology and counsel at Hogan Lovells
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AnalysisAwareness still patchy about GDPR – Aon
Many companies are preparing themselves for the EU’s new data protection regulation, but others remain ignorant of the requirements
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AnalysisNew data law can improve risk management and strengthen customer relationships
Report finds new data protection regulation can give companies a competitive advantage
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