Data security

The confluence of the internet, social media and AI has allowed deception to flourish, changing cyber risk exposures.

In North America employer risk and ESG regulation are the top concerns, according to Beazley's Risk & Resilience report: Spotlight on Boardroom Risk 2024.

Liberty Mutual partners with Jaguar Land Rover; AIG expands Atlanta presence, plus more insurtech news.

An upcoming podcast with the firm's cyber team leader Christa Johnson dives into how to prepare for vulnerabilities and the nuances of ransomware.

Password requirements are often needlessly complex, according to the standards-setting body, which has proposed rules for government agencies.

House Republicans grilled a company exec about its widespread outage, but some, including Mark Green, R-Tenn., thanked the company for its response.

Synthetic content like deepfakes on social media are creating new risks for unsuspecting users.

Travelers annual survey of 1,200 business executives found that 62% were most concerned by cybersecurity risks, and more businesses are getting cyber insurance coverage.

As home prices rise, leading to larger transaction amounts, Certifid doubled the amount of wire fraud insurance coverage provided for transfers it vets.

Business owners curious about their cyber vulnerabilities should consider taking action.

Recognized as one of the leading global insurtechs of 2024, KYND helps demystify complex cyber risk analysis.

Insurers are turning to new technologies and services to make cyber resilience part of their cyber insurance program.

A Nationwide survey suggests independent insurance agents are embracing artificial intelligence to enhance customer experience.

Companies need to work with insurance providers to develop an approach to cyber risk management that is affordable and effective.

With increasingly connected technology and networks, businesses need to monitor and manage their growing cyber vulnerabilities.

Banks are concerned about the lack of clarity regarding legal liability in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's open banking rule, and fear that they will end up on the hook for data breaches or unauthorized transactions caused by a fintech or data provider.

Avoiding these common training errors can help ensure that exercises are effective.

While financial institutions continue to recover from the widespread tech disruption, executives are asking what effective fix-it plans might look like during future events.

Artificial intelligence tops insurance executives' priorities, with over 50% citing it as a key focus. However, challenges remain in AI preparedness and workforce reskilling.

Just as cyberattackers appear to be applying the technology to create identities for fraudulent claims, insurers are beginning to talk about how to deploy it to defend against this threat. Gartner, American Family and the Intentional Futures consultancy describe these developments.