Incidents of remote jamming have been reported again, so be alert when leaving your vehicle in a public place. Car remote controls use a radio frequency that is often the same as for gate and garage opening devices. When the … Continue reading →
A recent survey estimates that 70% of motor insurance claims are accident-related with up to 55% of all claims involving only the insured. Common incidents include gates closing on motor vehicles, insured’s reversing into poles or collisions with unseen obstacles. … Continue reading →
Most organisations store or process data and have IT operations; cyber insurance has been tailored to address network and and data privacy risks. Questions you need to ask yourself: Dependence on your data and systems? If access to these was … Continue reading →
Cyber Risk and Business Continuity… Remember your first computer? Some flaws and vulnerabilities in hardware and software may remain undetected for a long time but the recent breach at Liberty is rightly being seen as a wake-up call for corporate … Continue reading →
Summer is almost upon us and now is when one starts to plan for that end of year trip. The excitement of planning a holiday is always high on the pleasure scale. Flights and accommodation, browsing the web for hours … Continue reading →
Excess and how it applies to you… Many policies include an excess. This is the amount you have to pay if you decide to make a claim on your policy. It’s a way of you accepting a small portion of … Continue reading →
A recent article in Risk Africa magazine highlighted the need for short-term insurance advice and where one should go to get this advice. The article highlighted the greater demand for short-term insurance in South Africa with a 34% increase in … Continue reading →
