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Google Outage: Comment From NETSCOUT & Original Software

Eileen Haggerty, area vice president of product and solutions at NETSCOUT, comments on yesterday’s incident, and how organisations can prepare for and respond to major service disruptions: “Disruptions can and do happen to all types […]

Insurance claims

EV Cable Gullies: Future Trip Claim Issue For Local Councils?

Allowing households to carve up the pavement to run an EV charger cable seems like a good idea. People without a driveway can embrace electric car rental. Great. But many pavements are uneven and poorly […]

Conference report

What’s On: UK Quantum Technologies Showcase London Nov 6th

A little heads up for you; The twelfth instalment of the UK’s leading quantum industry event returns to London on 6 November 2026, bringing together innovators, investors, researchers and policymakers to accelerate commercialisation of quantum […]

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Beyond Theft: The Wider Challenges of Insuring Fine Art

This article is by Mike Hall, development underwriter, risk and insurance expert at Specialty insurance managing general agent (MGA) Fiducia The theft of paintings from the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer in September brought the security of […]

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Latest Report From Beazley Looks at Geopolitical and Economic Risks

Tensions remain high in Albania and France, to name but two nations. For insurers the risk of civil unrest is ever present; Beazley’s latest Spotlight on Geopolitical and Economic Risk 2026 report, based on a […]

Insurance Regulation

Quick Comments From Payments Association on FCA’s AI Regulation Ambitions

Here are some comments from the CEO of The Payments Association, a trade group for the payments sector, Emma Banymandhub.  “The FCA’s plan to use AI more extensively in its own supervision will enhance its […]