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• Digital risk trends 2008: hacking. Cyberwarfare. Identity theft. Ten years ago these risks were barely on the radar of most organizations. Today they are ubiquitous. With new threats appearing every day, Risk Management takes a look at some of the most fr
• Prediction problems
  by Donna J. Popow
• Creepy crawly
  by Bill Coffin
• In 5 …
  by Richard Virgilio
• Q&A: information malpractice: it seems that a new data breach incident makes headlines every day. What are the actual costs involved—both for the direct bottom line and for years to come and do companies even understand the risk?
  by Drew Bartkiewicz
• A snake in the database?
• Going gray
• Misguided math
  by John N. Buras
• Relationships matter
  by Charles Gillenwater
• Captive disappointment
  by Kevin Lindsay
• Landfalls rise with temps
  by Jared Wade
• Social studies
  by Anne Field
• Northern bound
  by Jared Wade
• Who's watching the watchers?
  by John Linkous
• Consolidating risk groups
  by Jennifer Meiselman Salzman
• Historic insurance assets
  by Robert M. Horkovich
• Focusing on the Red Flags
  by Greg Zimmerman
• Datebook: October 2008
• Visiting … Winnipeg, Manitoba