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Aug 31, 2026

Strengthening Cyber Resilience Through Insurance

This report examines how cyber insurance can strengthen cyber resilience in an increasingly complex digital environment.

Darren L. Pain, Sasha Romanosky
Expert Insights

Jul 6, 2026

Winning the AI Pentathlon Requires Endurance: The Case for Resilience and Risk Management as Core Elements of Competitive National AI Strategy

Global artificial intelligence (AI) competition is not just a sprint to develop advanced AI but also a marathon to accumulate its net benefits. Resilience is a strategic advantage as AI integration likely will involve persistent disruption.

Brian A. Jackson
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May 27, 2026

How Does and Should Tort Liability Affect High-Consequence Life Sciences Research?

In this report, the authors explain the effect of tort liability on safety incentives for life sciences researchers and research institutions.

James M. Anderson, Gerald L. Epstein, Katie Dammer, Elika Somani, Lloyd Dixon, Bethany Saunders-Medina
Research

Feb 18, 2026

Managing Systemic Supply Chain Risk to the U.S. Economy from Trade Concentration and Geopolitical Conflict: The Roles of Insurance and Other Hedging Strategies

Global trade delivers materials and manufactured goods through supply chains worldwide to fuel national economies. This report examines policy issues related to managing systemic supply chain risks from trade concentration and geopolitical conflict.

Bradley Martin, Henry H. Willis, Aaron Strong
Expert Insights

Feb 5, 2026

Governing the Unknown: Insights from a RAND Workshop on Managing Polycrises and Catastrophic Risk

State and local governments face interconnected polycrises requiring new risk management approaches. Using workshop takeaways, this paper presents AI technologies, cross-regional partnerships, and insurance innovations as key adaptation strategies.

Joie D. Acosta, Sara Hughes, Jessica Jensen
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Dec 19, 2025

Critical Science for the Next Decade of Climate Risk Management

We reflect on the evolution of climate risk management over time, the lessons learned, and key research and policy issues underpinning the future of the field.

Meg Parsons, Johanna Nalau, Veruska Muccione, Maarten van Aalst, Suraje Dessai, Tess Doeffinger, Xinyu Fu, Toshihiro Hasegawa, Danial Khojasteh, Rahwa Kidane, Benjamin Lee Preston, Nicholas P. Simpson, Anita Wreford, Katharine J. Mach
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Dec 17, 2025

Globally Critical Infrastructure: The Unique Risks and Challenges

The goal of the article is to provide an initial framing and definition of "globally critical infrastructure" as a concept worthy of attention, and explore the unique risk analysis and management challenges to support future examinations.

Zachary Kallenborn, Henry H. Willis
Expert Insights

Sep 4, 2025

Pros and Cons of a Public Disaster Risk Reinsurance Program for U.S. Residential Properties

Rising natural disaster risks are posing major challenges for the U.S. residential insurance market. One option to address these challenges is a public reinsurance program. In this paper, the authors examine the pros and cons of such programs.

Lloyd Dixon, Noreen Clancy, Daniel Marns
Expert Insights

Aug 19, 2025

After the Los Angeles Wildfires: Implications for Risk Mitigation, Compensation, and the Insurance Market

In this paper, the authors summarize themes raised in a discussion about the insurance market and the liability implications of the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires. They also include ideas for research and analysis that could help improve outcomes.

Lloyd Dixon, James M. Anderson, Jamie Morikawa
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Jul 16, 2025

Understanding Home Buyer Preferences for Flood Risk and Mitigation in a Flood-Prone Region

This study uses a discrete choice experiment to quantify how prospective homebuyers in the U.S. Gulf Coast value flood risk, mitigation measures, and various forms of risk communication.

Tamara L. Sheldon, Michelle E. Miro, Sergio Alvarez
Research

Jul 9, 2025

Beyond Technicalities: Assessing Cyber Risk by Incorporating Human Factors

Rising technology use and human interaction with cybersecurity systems heighten cyber risk. Firms focus on technical fixes, but human behaviors and firm culture are also critical factors. This report describes methods to assess and reduce cyber threats.

Wenjing Huang, Sasha Romanosky, Joe Uchill
Research

Jun 9, 2025

Insuring Catastrophic Cyber Risk

In this report, the authors discuss the cyber insurance market, including its limitations, what a U.S. federal insurance response to managing catastrophic risk might be, and the implications of cybersecurity considerations.

Sasha Romanosky, Lloyd Dixon, R. J. Briggs, Henry H. Willis

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