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Businesses have to be more concerned about lone wolf attacks than large-scale, 9/11 events. Terrorism insurance has to evolve to meet the threat.

For property and casualty insurers and reinsurers, the impact of the 9/11 terrorist attacks was enormous, producing insured losses over $43 billion in 2015 dollars.

Despite some losses and an increase in claims notifications, insurers still view political risk as a profitable line of coverage.

A company's well-practiced crisis and continuity plan can help employees survive a terrorist attack or other incident.

New report from Marsh provides global overview of terrorism risk insurance, including trends, take-up rates and pricing.

Murder-for-hire; corrupt corporate America; idealistic, young lawyers: Why, it must be time to look at Hollywood's best insurance movies!

Murder-for-hire; corrupt corporate America; idealistic, young lawyers: Why, it must be time to look at Hollywood's best insurance movies!

No one is immune from hacking by former employees, not even law firms.