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Insurers looking to create smartphone applications may want to first examine findings from a study of mobile apps and security threats on both iPhone and Android devices.

Many insurers are now securing their databases by "data masking," which removes confidential data elements and replaces them with usable, fictitious data.

The latest version of ActiveBatch includes SOA and Web service tools.

Who thought the entertainment industry might be in a position to liberate insurers from an unrelenting bad rap?

Insurers want to engage distribution network, drum up sales with technology.

Since its May 2008 launch, Aon’s proprietary database has seen its 500,000th trade.

Banks are starting to allow non-Web banking customers to access their accounts via their mobile devices; would this also work for insurers?

Insurers must devise a plan to communicate with aggregators, properly utilize agents and create an effective multi-channel management strategy.

In the wake of the economic crisis, the once-maligned annuity is bringing in a bigger share of advisors' revenues. With a massive wave of retirees on the horizon—and both regulators and burned investors hungry for guaranteed income for the aged—the annuity business' moment is here.

As Blue Cod plans continued U.S. expansion, GE’s investment will go toward enhancing Blue Cod’s sales and operations team.

Social networking and BPM could create a new approach to collaboration across organizations.

Aetna, Aflac and Travelers all announce positive earnings.

New SNL study charts changes in executive compensation, AIG chief Benmosche top in base salary but lags behind peers, subordinates in total pay.

An ex-employee and a co-conspirator are charged with stealing close to $1 million from the supplemental insurer over a year and a half.

Enterprise managers are keeping their cards close to the vest as they wait for the economy to show more definite signs of recovery.

2008 Women in Insurance Leadership award winner Sharon Ritchey will oversee all aspects of the firm’s employer-sponsored retirement plans business.

Regulators at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission have directed The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc., to provide additional details on $2.1 billion of securities that have traded at less than half of what the company says they're worth for more than a year, Bloomberg reports.

Fitch downgrades AEGON N.V. and AEGON Americas, affirms Pacific Life; S&P reacts to AIG’s board chairman change.

Board is seeking nominations for appointments to its consumer advisory council.

Hard drives were stolen from a facility the health insurer had leased from a call center, impacting almost 1 million members.