Business Insurance | October 20, 2025
Sixty-two percent of risk leaders believe that more restrictive U.S. trade policies or open conflict with other nations could heighten their exposure to cyber threats, according to a report by Riskonnect released Monday.
Increased cyber exposure from state-sponsored attacks and decreased federal cyber investments pose the biggest risk to their organizations, risk leaders said in the report.
Other effects of a prolonged restrictive trade environment include higher product and indirect costs (48%), severe supply chain disruptions and shortages (47%) and higher domestic labor costs (31%), the report said.
The Atlanta-based risk management information systems provider’s 2025 New Generation of Risk Report is based on a global survey of over 200 risk, compliance and resilience professionals.
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