14 October 2016Insurance

Hackers could control 70% of power and petrochemical companies in days

Conventional oil and gas underwriters need to start thinking about diversifying their portfolios into newer energy technology, especially renewables, Kamal Tabaja, Group COO for Trust Re, told EAIC Today.

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