Data trash engineers, algorithm bias auditors, virtual identity defenders and cyber calamity forecasters are among the jobs that will play critical roles in the new digital workforce.

The technologies replace data and analytics after a drastic jump in a Gartner survey.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is reporting unauthorized access to consumer data in systems that support federal insurance exchanges.

The OCR has hit the health insurer with the fine as part of a settlement from its massive January 2015 breach.

Because the GDPR requires an opt-in system, insurers must request, receive, and capture customer consent in a secure, referrable way.

Hackers accessed information systems at Toyota Industries North America, compromising personal and protected health information.

Carriers are looking to deploy AI and RPA tools to help defend against the onslaught.

Healthcare companies take steps to safeguard against backdoor risks.

Effectively securing this valuable data requires a high level of diligence on behalf of carriers and their partners.

A large majority of CIOs expect cyber security threats to increase over the next three years, but many say their organization does not have a cyber security expert, according to Gartner.