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Store robbery highlights importance of reviewing security

25 June 2015

The robbery of a local PEP store in Mabopane last week, where R350 000 as well as CCTV video footage was stolen, has highlighted the need for store owners to implement adequate security measures to mitigate the risk of liability claims.

Load shedding: survey reveals South Africans not taking adequate steps to protect property

23 June 2015

South Africans have by now become used to checking load shedding schedules on a daily basis, and planning their activities around these. However, a recent consumer survey has revealed that many households are not taking adequate steps to minimise damage and loss during load shedding.

Aon report reveals extent of cyber losses in Africa, Middle East and Europe

23 June 2015

More than a third of risk professionals throughout Africa, Europe and the Middle East have experienced a material or significantly disruptive loss relating to a data breach or security exploit in the past 24 months with the average, financial impact of these incidents in the region of $2.1 million. The most common EMEA cyber incident was an attack that caused disruption to business and IT operations.

Escalating cyber-attacks demands specialised cyber insurance solutions

03 June 2015

Cyber-attacks are escalating in frequency and intensity, posing a growing threat to businesses and countries’ national security. South African companies in ever-larger numbers are seeking financial protection through insurance, buying coverage for losses from data breaches and business outages.

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