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How to protect your tourism business from cyber risks
Cyber risks are a serious threat to the tourism industry. Hackers can target your business and steal your customers’ personal and financial data, disrupt your operations, damage your reputation, and extort you for ransom.
Welcoming Remarkable New Additions to the SATIB Family
As we celebrate the spirit of Woman’s Month, it brings me immense joy and pride to introduce three remarkable women who have recently joined the SATIB team. Each of them embodies the qualities that define our commitment to excellence, innovation, and empowerment.
Empowering Women: Forging a Brighter Path Together
Our female workforce is a reservoir of untapped potential, bringing diverse perspectives and skillsets to the table. It’s a well-established fact that diverse teams lead to innovative solutions and enriched decision-making. As we navigate industries often dominated by men, it’s vital to capitalize on this advantage.
Understanding seasonal insurance needs
It’s crucial to understand your property’s vulnerability to extreme weather events when reviewing your insurance policy. Having comprehensive coverage can make the difference between a manageable situation and a catastrophic loss.
Risk management and mitigation: 7 things to think about in 2023
The overall risk landscape in recent years has undoubtedly proven complex, but the resilience shown by businesses is commendable. As a result of the plans that organisations were forced to develop, implement and execute in the wake of the pandemic, most are now much more resilient.
However, to remain resilient, risk mitigation plans should be living documents that identify potential risks so you can develop an adaptive strategy to address them. With that in mind, here’s an overview of potential risks, so you can review your strategy for 2023.
How to keep up with the changing insurance landscape
Thanks to 15 years of load shedding, South Africans have become all too used to rolling blackouts and power outages. And it doesn’t look like this problem will be solved anytime soon. Property owners and businesses have had to find ways to deal with it, and inevitably, insurers are starting to do the same. One of the options on the table is the introduction of grid interruption exclusions because outages can no longer be classified as ‘sudden and unforeseen’.