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Unprecedented levels of violence are occurring in areas of the world which were once presumed safe. Often overlooked is the impact these strikes have on the businesses sustaining them.

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.

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.

What do insurance agents and risk managers need to understand about protecting a company's bottom-line against terrorism and terrorism-related risks?

A U.S. program that backstops insurance companies losses from acts of terrorism is set to end after the Senate failed to extend it.

"Whatever numbers Congress ultimately agrees to, lawmakers should be aware of this: markets are fully capable of taking on more terrorism risk and it clearly would be in taxpayers' interest to let them."