According to a 2011 Office Team survey, 46 percent of employees across the United States said they have worked for an unreasonable boss, while 59 percent of those employees remained at the job, whether they confronted the issue or not.
Acknowledging the importance of cybersecurity, the Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid recently composed a letter to U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO Tom Donohue about the necessary legislation to support the fight against cybercrime.
Risk management is becoming increasingly important for businesses across the United States, due to property insurance risks faced by businesses.
The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse recently reported there were 535 security breaches it recorded in 2011, and it highlighted some of the most significant breaches in the United States.
A recent report conducted by CDW Government LLC found federal employees are relying upon mobile devices to help them become more productive in the workplace, with more than 50 percent of federal employees using at least one mobile device while working.
With the risk of cybercrime continuing to grow, many large business are bringing on an in-house security team to fight back against hackers, reported Entrepreneur magazine.
After Carnival’s luxury cruise ship, the Costa Concordia, ran aground off the coast of Italy, the company believes it could face insured losses of up to $95 million, showcasing the necessity of a general liability insurance policy.
The cybersecurity industry is beginning to show extreme growth, with the number of cyberattacks rising seemingly every day, reported BrainTrack.
Having small business insurance is important for start-ups and small enterprises, which is why SMB owners should work as hard as they can to avoid a lapse in coverage, reported Small Business Trends.
Observers believe the errors and omissions insurance market appears to be flattening due to decreasing competition, reported Business Insurance.