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Proposed council tax rises in England next month are well below current inflation levels.

Can Scrooge learn from his mistakes and create a cyber security culture?

Digitalisation has become the primary enabler for the pandemic response in the past 18 months.

Risk and insurance managers have an important part to play in identifying the significant impacts of the array of issues on the sustainability agenda.

Technology is making our buildings smarter and more connected, but it also introduces new risks.

The drive towards net zero continues to encourage innovation in how electricity is generated and consumed.

The promised ‘green recovery’ is increasing in pace, with new initiatives from public service organisations as part of the sustainability agenda.

Technical innovation can be characterised by rapid and continuous change; what was considered cutting-edge a year ago could be obsolete today. Updating a system that’s already dysfunctional could be inefficient, and frustrating for students and staff.

John Ingle, Highways Inspection Leader at Cumbria County Council (CCC) and Shaun O’Neil, Partner at DAC Beachcroft’s workshop at the 2022 ALARM National Conference explained the benefit of technology in defending claims

Generative AI is making it easier for individuals to make complaints and bring claims, while increasing the sophistication of the documents they can produce. For public service organisations, the emergence of the AI enabled claimant presents a new risk management challenge.

Cyber attacks are common in the public sector, and what happens immediately following an attack or data breach is crucial to managing it.