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Lockton helps design total rewards and benefits aligned with your business strategy that increases perceived value and helps you attract and retain talent while controlling costs.

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CEO, UAE, Lockton Insurance Brokers

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From cloud outages to cybersecurity failures, the digital backbone of modern business is under constant strain. Recent high-profile disruptions, including this week’s AWS outage, have exposed just how vulnerable organisations can be when critical systems go dark. These incidents aren’t isolated anomalies; they’re signals of a new status quo where technology-driven interruptions happen every day, with potentially far-reaching consequences. In this environment, preparation and planning aren’t optional, they’re a must. Organisations can build resilience through risk assessments, incident response planning, and cyber insurance strategies that help mitigate the impact of inevitable outages. As technology outages become the new normal, staying operational means staying vigilant

As technology outages become the new normal, staying operational means staying vigilant

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From cloud outages to cybersecurity failures, the digital backbone of modern business is under constant strain. Recent high-profile disruptions, including this week’s AWS outage, have exposed just how vulnerable organisations can be when critical systems go da ...
Read moreAs technology outages become the new normal, staying operational means staying vigilant

Lockton in the Middle East and North Africa Expands Claims Service Capabilities with the Launch of New Claims Consulting Services Practice

Lockton, the world’s largest independent insurance broker, has officially launched its new Claims Consultancy Services (CCS) practice across the Middle East and North Africa. Designed as a specialist unit, CCS extends Lockton’s claims expertise for both Lockton clients and the wider policyholder market. This strategic investment strengthens Lockton’s ability to help businesses navigate today’s fast changing claims environment, shaped by economic pressures, environmental change and increasingly complex losses with greater clarity, control and confidence.Lockton, the world’s largest independent insurance broker, has officially launched its new Claims Consultancy Services (CCS) practice across the Middle East and North Africa. Designed as a specialist unit, CCS extends Lockton’s claims expertise for both Lockton clients and the wider policyholder market. This strategic investment strengthens Lockton’s ability to help businesses navigate today’s fast changing claims environment, shaped by economic pressures, environmental change and increasingly complex losses with greater clarity, control and confidence.

The New Reality of Cyber - Physical Risks in Pakistan

In 2024, the CEO of Power Information Technology Company (PITC) - a subsidiary of Pakistan’s Ministry of Power – disclosed that Pakistan had faced 40 million cyberattacks in just one year. Many of those were directed against the country's infrastructure. The country’s natural resources sectors have also been targeted, including pipelines. These attacks not only threaten energy supply and economic growth, but they can also result in highly costly material damage, operational shutdowns, or safety system failures. In 2024, the CEO of Power Information Technology Company (PITC) - a subsidiary of Pakistan’s Ministry of Power – disclosed that Pakistan had faced 40 million cyberattacks in just one year. Many of those were directed against the country's infrastructure. The country’s natural resources sectors have also been targeted, including pipelines. These attacks not only threaten energy supply and economic growth, but they can also result in highly costly material damage, operational shutdowns, or safety system failures.

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Lockton appoints Naji Abboud as Senior Executive Officer for DIFC branchLockton appoints Naji Abboud as Senior Executive Officer for DIFC branch
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