A systemic risk scenario published by insurance company Lloyd’s of London details potential global economic losses of $3.5 trillion due to cyber-attacks. The study worked with the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies to explore nine hypothetical systemic risk scenarios, and found that the US, China, and Japan would experience the most significant economic losses. The findings underline the complex risk posed by cyber threats and the need for cross-sector cooperation.
‘Healthcare is a team sport’: GW Hospital CEO shares strategy for DC market
Jason Barrett began serving as CEO of The George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 18, and he brings more than 25 years
