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Trends in Cyber Risk Prevention

In today’s climate, cyber risk is top of mind for business leaders.  Unfortunately, many still fail to understand the complexities involved and unknowingly leave their businesses vulnerable.

High-profile data breaches grab our attention on a regular basis – like the hack of Under Armour’s MyFitnessPal app earlier this year that was called “one of the biggest hacks in history,” compromising 150 million accounts.  When these incidents occur, businesses should turn the fear of “what if?” into action by evaluating their exposures and ensuring they are properly protected and prepared to deal with a breach should it occur.  

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Affordable Housing Practice Group Engagement

Our Affordable Housing Practice Group team members are continuously engaged in the industry, staying up-to-date on the important issues impacting the organizations serving in this sector and ensuring that our clients in this space are receiving the best guidance and highest level of service.

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Property & Casualty Market Outlook for 2018-2019

At Scott, our clients often ask us for predictions on how their insurance costs will change year-over-year. While every company has unique characteristics that impact pricing, we can make some general observations and recommendations based on past and current market conditions that can help when preparing for the future. 

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National Benefits Benchmark Data

Decisions about your employee benefits have far-reaching and financially significant implications – for your business and your employees. At Scott, we empower our clients with detailed benchmark data to make informed, strategic decisions.

Each year, Scott Benefit Services, alongside a leading actuarial consulting firm, conducts a Mid-Market Benefits Benchmarking Survey to help guide employers as they navigate the ever-changing employee benefits landscape. 

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Dangers of Distracted Driving

Distracted driving is any activity that could divert your attention away from the main task of driving.¹ It is something that is both dangerous and disturbingly common. In fact, an estimated 660,000 drivers are using electronic devices while driving during daylight hours.² You may be surprised to learn that cell phones and texting are just part of the problem when it comes to distracted driving. While stowing your phone while you drive is an important safety step, other behaviors behind the wheel, from drinking coffee to using a navigation system, may also be putting you at risk.

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