Cloud computing

A major expectation gap exists between what IT managers hoped the public cloud would deliver for their organizations and what has actually transpired, according to a new report.

Seven in 10 insurer has begun exploring the cloud, but each carrier has business goals, staffing, applications, and processes that uniquely define their deployments.

The cloud is creating configuration and data visibility problems, according to a report from the Cloud Security Alliance, an organization that defines best practices for cloud security.

The state of ransomware demonstrates that no organization, municipality or person is immune and that the threats are getting worse.

Cloud adoption has more than tripled over the last three years for insurance carriers, primarily because it is the true digital facilitator.

Employers-backed startup leverages cloud for a seamless digital experience, says president Tracey Berg.

Shifting to the cloud isn’t just a matter of flipping a switch, and the cost savings won’t be automatic if you’re not acting advisedly. As a result, CIOs should keep these three concerns top of mind.

Specialty insurance company's tech leader says managing technical debt is a challenge for carriers navigating a changing world.

Single-tenant SaaS has the same long-term scaling problem as on-premise deployments: every client’s system running on a slightly different branch of the codebase.

The landscape shifts with which the insurance industry is currently contending include new developments in both technology and consumer behavior.