Risk is ever changing, always complex, for insurers and brokers alike. So it makes sense to arm yourself with data from as many sources as possible. Here’s the word;
Today, strategic malicious risk advisers CHC Global launch their Annual Malicious Risk Report. The report identifies organisational vulnerabilities and explores the top three malicious risk challenges businesses may face in the year ahead: political polarisation; the non-linear rate of change; and significant and genuine uncertainty.
The Annual Malicious Risk Report is produced by CHC’s team of leading malicious risk experts specialising in strategic security issues such as terrorism and political violence, operating in complex environments, malicious cyber, and civil unrest. The insights offered will help organisations of all sizes plan for expected and unexpected malicious activity, by providing intelligence about the risks most likely to have an impact on business.
Given the nature of the operational challenges, CHC has identified themes that are likely to have a disproportionate impact on the malicious risk environment in 2024 and beyond:
Expert analysis of each theme, plus agenda items to discuss with senior teams and boards, is shared. This makes the report a must read for any organisation considering their malicious risk strategy, or their requirements for specific malicious risk, terrorism or cyber insurance.
Chris Holt, MBE, Chief Executive of CHC Global says: “This report provides leadership teams with a meaningful set of insights to inform their approach to uncertainty. The management of malicious risks is not easy, but while ‘no plan survives contact with the enemy’ there are opportunities to be better prepared and secure advantage for organisations.
“We strongly believe that a coherent consideration of what might be over the horizon is a pragmatic way to begin the effective management of malicious risks.”
The full report can be downloaded from: https://www.chcglobal.co.uk/annual-report/
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