Public warehouses are commercial inventory facilities designed to provide short- or long-term storage of raw materials, component parts or finished products for manufacturers, distributors and retailers. These facilities may service multiple clients at a time and offer storage for a wide range of goods or...

Having a comprehensive commercial insurance program is crucial for any business. By securing proper coverage, businesses can ensure ample financial protection against a range of risks and minimize the likelihood of out-of-pocket losses. Unfortunately, many businesses currently have gaps in their commercial insurance programs, leaving them...

Commercial liability insurance is essential for businesses of all sizes and sectors. Such coverage can offer financial protection for legal defense costs and potential judgments and settlements if a business is held responsible for incidents, errors or wrongful acts that harm another party. When purchasing...

As businesses rely more heavily on vendors for operations and growth, cybercriminals have found new ways to exploit these trusted relationships. One emerging tactic, vendor email compromise (VEC), involves impersonating a legitimate supplier or partner to steal data or divert payments. While business email compromise...

Operational efficiency and customer satisfaction are top priorities for organizations, and many are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots to support these goals. AI chatbots can perform a range of tasks, including handling customer service inquiries and troubleshooting technical issues, while delivering key benefits such...

[video width="1920" height="1080" mp4="https://www.barrowgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Why-Cyber-Insurance-Matters-for-Small-Businesses.mp4"][/video] Due to the volume and sensitivity of data staffing agencies handle, the risk of a cyberattack is high.  From personally identifiable information (PII) to employee's health data, a breach can compromise a client companies' data and thousands of temporary employees' information. Cyber insurance...

A Missouri-based health insurance company and its California-based subsidiary have agreed to pay $11.25 million to settle allegations that the subsidiary did not comply with cybersecurity requirements while managing the health insurance program for servicemembers and their families. The subsidiary allegedly failed to remedy cybersecurity...