In this podcast, Chris Don speaks with Darren Wray (CEO of Fifth Step) about how to avoid project management failures and some practical and actionable advice on what to do if your organisation finds itself in a project failure situation.
In this podcast, Chris Don speaks with Darren Wray (CEO of Fifth Step) about the upward trend of Mergers and Acquisitions and the importance of having a structured approach, no matter if you are on the buy or sell side. This is a topic that many organisations are addressing at the moment.
In this podcast, Chris Don speaks with Darren Wray (CEO of Fifth Step) about the challenge of improving efficiency. This is a topic that many organisations are addressing at the moment.
In this podcast, Chris Don speaks with Darren Wray (CEO of Fifth Step) about the future of the insurance industry and how where some of the challenges may come from over the next 5 years as well as what those involved in this industry should be doing to mitigate the risks that their organisations face.
In this podcast Darren Wray (CEO of Fifth Step) is interviewed by Chris Don about Brexit, and what CIO's, the C-suite, boards and companies should be doing by providing a framework to consider the challenges of Brexit.
Jessie Livermore was an American investor and securities analyst who flourished in the first half of the twentieth century. After reading about Livermore’s approach to risk management it was the things that were not obvious that got me thinking about the value of Business Continuity Management in his business life.
“The cyber market now is where the natural catastrophe market was in the early 2000s,” said Darren Wray, chief executive officer interview exclusively by Intelligent Insurer magazine. He explained that previously in the nat cat market, re/insurers knew there would be a certain number of storms over the course of the year but the information was more anecdotal than data-led.
Cyber insurance is currently seen as one of the few growth segments in re/insurance, attracting market players perceiving it as profitable business and looking to gather data to base future underwriting on. But profitability may quickly decline as the risks remain unclear, capacity expands and higher risk organisations buy cyber insurance as a way of reducing their risk exposure, warns Darren Wray, CEO of Fifth Step, in an exclusive article with Intelligent Insurer.
The re/insurance industry’s current understanding of cyber is not good enough, meaning large and potentially interconnected cyber events can’t be predicted accurately. “The cyber market now is where the natural catastrophe market was in the early 2000s,” said Darren Wray, chief executive officer of boutique consultancy firm Fifth Step.
Today we announce the debut of our Cyber Security Risk Health Check. This allows organisations of all sizes to assess some of the many aspects of their Cyber Security Risk.