Risk Management Insights & Blog

The Most Dangerous Conflict of Interest Is the Sincere One

September 10, 2026

Good advice can still come with a conflict of interest. Here's how to spot it. Most of us know to be cautious when someone giving us advice has something to gain. But conflicts of interest aren't always obvious. And they don't necessarily mean someone is being dishonest. Sometimes the person giving you advice genuinely believes […]

The 100-Company Cyber Letter: What to Take From It, and What to Question

September 3, 2026

In late August, more than 100 of the largest technology and security companies published a joint open letter on AI and cybersecurity. The signatories include OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services, alongside security vendors such as CrowdStrike, Okta, and Fortinet. Their message is direct: current security practices will not hold against AI-enabled attacks, […]

Before Your Town Signs a Data-Center Deal, Ask Who Actually Pays the Rent

August 25, 2026

Data centers can bring enormous economic benefits to small communities. They can also create a new kind of risk that many towns are not used to managing. Ellendale, North Dakota, is a good example. Following the arrival of an Applied Digital data-center campus, the town of roughly 1,100 people has seen sales-tax revenue jump from […]

Is Not Using AI Becoming a Professional Liability Risk?

August 18, 2026

The standard for “reasonable diligence” may be changing faster than many risk programs realize. If a tool can scan hundreds of pages, cross-check information, and flag potential exposures in minutes, what happens when you choose NOT to use it? That is becoming an important question for risk managers, brokers, general counsel, CFOs, and other professionals […]

Trustworthy AI Can Still Leave You Exposed

August 10, 2026

Last month, one of the world's most advanced AI companies discovered a risk that isn't getting enough attention. On July 16, Hugging Face, a platform dedicated to collaboration among members of the “machine learning community,” disclosed that an autonomous AI agent breached its infrastructure, escalated privileges, and stole internal data. When its security team turned […]

Trump Accounts: A Risk Manager's Guide to the Free Money and the Fine Print

July 17, 2026

As of July 11, 2026. Trump Accounts are new, and a lot of the rules are still being written, so the details below reflect current law and guidance and will keep changing. This is educational information from a risk-management point of view. It isn't investment, tax, or legal advice, so confirm anything specific with your […]

The Autonomous First Responder: Preparing for the Future of Municipal Drones

July 8, 2026

When an emergency call comes in, the first eyes on the scene are increasingly airborne. While many law enforcement departments successfully utilize human-piloted drones today, fully autonomous drones represent an emerging frontier. On June 17th, the city of Orlando confirmed the deployment of Skydio drones as active first responders. It is a clear signal that autonomous systems are transitioning […]

Macroeconomic Instability: Planning for More Than One Future

June 12, 2026

If the past few months have taught business leaders anything, it's this: the economy is sending mixed signals. Prices are elevated, and interest rates are affecting borrowing decisions. New tariffs and trade tensions are creating uncertainty for supply chains. Many organizations continue to navigate labor shortages, rising insurance costs, and questions about whether consumers are […]

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