Data security

Reports indicate that revenue support is not going to come from a hardening market.

New York Life, Conseco, Assured Guaranty and five other insurers see activity from various rating agencies.

Insurers are betting on DWD laws that will prohibit drivers from using cell phones while driving, but a new study says that while laws may not matter, technology might.

Insurers must encrypt or mask sensitive data that leaves production environments regardless of its destination.

Confidence and demand gives analytics technology a boost.

From cloud computing to legacy systems to the business/IT relationship, insurance CIOs discuss areas affecting their careers and ability to perform.

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. acquired Fox Lawson & Associates LLC, a compensation and human resources consulting firm specializing in wage and classification studies.

While the details of the legislation remain unchanged, the proposed Office of National Insurance has been renamed the Federal Insurance Office.

A.M. Best announces ratings changes for Ameriprise, General Re Corp., QBE the Americas and 10 other insurers.

Insurers convene with other experts to discuss a convergence of consumer protection and compliance-related challenges associated with social networking.

President Obama signs a last-minute extension of the oft-extended National Flood Insurance Program.

The arrival of BPM as a transformational initiative is creating new opportunities for carriers to think about new ways of doing business.

Genworth, Markel and Unum are just a few of the insurers affected by A.M. Best and Fitch’s latest rating actions.

Insurance IT Budgets: It’s a tricky time for those who must make plans for next year, but where should insurers draw the line between caution and boldness?

Photos from INN’s Women in Insurance Leadership Forum.

Federal and state authorities have a bone to pick with rating agencies, and insurers could feel the effect.

A mid-year report from IBM confirms that the World Wide Web is a very insecure place.

Gulf Coast construction standards are 'woefully inadequate' to withstand storm flooding, study finds.

Consequential bills will advance in House in the coming weeks, NAMIC says.

Federal official says havoc ahead if Congress allows NFIP to lapse.