Findings from Embroker indicate that startup founders are shifting their focus to managing risks surrounding reputation and social responsibility.

Stephanie La Rue, chief of diversity, equity and inclusion for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, told Bloomberg research indicates that neurodiverse intelligence officers on the autism spectrum exhibit the ability to parse large data sets and identify patterns and trends "at rates that far exceed folks who are not autistic."

Market pressures, increasing threats and low awareness dragging on efforts

Darrius Jones is the new senior vice president of enterprise digital, design and innovation.

Insurance organizations must identify where true exposure and business risk hide.

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The companies are the latest mortgage businesses to face class action complaints from consumers impacted by the cyberattacks.

Protecting cryptocurrency companies is a challenge for commercial insurers.

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Workers may unintentionally cause many data leaks, but they shouldn’t carry all the blame, according to this cybersecurity specialist.

One way that digital is supporting cybersecurity is with the use of enterprise password management software.

Cloud 2.0 tech may ease the difficulties through accelerated and improved digital processes.

Aviation faces significant challenges that are affecting rates and challenges attracting and retaining highly skilled talent.

The market for crypto insurance could hit $1 billion soon, some insiders predict.

Premiums are rising as insurers and consumers look to meet the threat of digital breaches.

It's in insurers’ and insurtechs’ interest to ensure their mobile apps.

A comparison of the various forms of cloud tenancy across five important areas for insurers: cost, security, agility, maintenance, and scalability.

After reviewing the claims data from 2019 to 2021, Embroker uncovered some interesting trends and shifts that can help insurers predict the types of claims that businesses will most likely continue to see in 2022.

Russian digital warfare against Ukraine and potentially other nations as part of its invasion is prodding cyber insurers to beef up language protecting them against losses, and has left policyholders uncertain about the extent of their coverage.

Changing consumer expectations, new workplace realities and increasing demand for third-party access to data are pushing companies to re-invent cybersecurity's role for the future.