COVID-19 Back to Work: A Guide to NHS Test and Trace
The Government has issued guidance on how employers and businesses in England can play their own important role in slowing the spread of the virus by taking part in the test and trace programme. For your benefit we have set out some of the key elements of the guidance here.
Back to Work During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Guide for Employers
Now is the time for employers to be thinking carefully about how they will integrate social distancing and other infection control measures into the workplace as lockdown measures slowly start to ease and the nation returns to work. Read on for useful resources, practical advice and an at-a-glance downloadable guide.
Unoccupied Premises – What You Need to Know About Your Insurance
Following the recent measures put in place by the Government in an attempt to stem the spread of the coronavirus, a number of businesses have had to temporarily leave their premises unoccupied. If this applies to you, you will naturally be wondering about your insurance position.
How We’re Dealing with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak
With the unprecedented spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus at the forefront of everyone’s minds, the team here at Robert Gerrard wanted to let you know that we’re doing all we can to ensure business as usual, as well as provide some helpful advice and insights into the aspects of insurance that most people are asking us about.
The Future of AI in Insurance
Artificial intelligence is expected to alter many facets of the insurance industry, and is already making an impact in many areas. From ultra-tailored policies and pricing based on precise, data-powered risk assessments to automated screening of fraudulent claims, the future seems set to enjoy boosted productivity, more streamlined decision making, lowered costs and an enhanced consumer experience.
Microsoft Updates Vital to Avoid the Latest Cyber Threats
Ransomware is a form of malware that encrypts a victim’s files so that data cannot be accessed. The attacker then demands a ransom from the victim in exchange for restoring the data. Some of the more aggressive forms of ransomware exploit security holes in operating systems, infecting computers without the need to deceive users. One such security vulnerability is BlueKeep, discovered in May 2019 to be affecting older versions of Microsoft Windows.