Ivy Woodward, Senior Associate on WTW's Crisis Management team, outlines three key steps.
Traditional insurance can fall short in addressing the full impact of active assailant events. This video explores how organizations can take a proactive, holistic approach to preparedness, crisis response, and victim care.
IVY: With year-on-year increases in the number of active assailant attacks, organizations may find themselves under growing pressure to rethink how they address this risk.
The impact of these tragedies extends beyond the narrow focus of traditional insurance, leaving risk managers in search of a proactive, strategic approach – one that helps to both effectively prepare for, and mitigate the outcome.
Here are three ways to protect your organization beyond active assailant insurance:
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