Governance Blind Spots Are Putting Nonprofits at Risk

Nonprofits are facing a growing array of risks—from cybersecurity threats to evolving liability exposures—and many organizations aren’t fully prepared.

Social engineering fraud is not just a cybersecurity issue -- it is a business resilience challenge. In an article for Cyber Defense Magazine, Aaron Belair, President, Technology and Life Science, North America and Nelson Kefauver, CFA, Head of Financial and Professional Lines explain why these attacks succeed and what organizations can do to reduce risk and avoid costly surprises.

In Rough Notes, Nelson Kefauver, examines how nonprofits are increasingly vulnerable to legal, financial, and reputational risks—and why many remain underinsured. As scrutiny intensifies, insurance advisors play a critical role in helping organizations close coverage gaps and protect their missions.

The boundaries between work and home have never been blurrier. The shift to remote and hybrid environments brought flexibility, but for insurers and employers alike, it also introduced a new exposure: harassment claims in the virtual workplace.