Cybersecurity was named by 67% of respondents as one of the three risk types that would increase the most in importance, including 40% who named it as number one — far more than any other risk type. (Photo: Shutterstock) Cybersecurity was named by 67% of respondents as one of the three risk types that would increase the most in importance, including 40% who named it as number one — far more than any other risk type. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Risk management in today's global marketplace is much like being a juggler — except the objects being juggled continue to increase with no end in sight. Even when a groove is established and everything is seemingly under control, something can spring up and cause the objects to come crashing down.

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