Data and information management

Identity theft was the leading type of data breach last year, accounting for 59% of all privacy hacks.

The typical organization today is drowning in data, and IT and business leaders need immediate insights to drive innovation, says Zoomdata executive.

A future where artificial intelligence makes deep connections in insurance data isn’t that far off, says Novarica.

The greatest investments will be in banking, healthcare, insurance, securities and investment services, and telecommunications.

Fraudsters are getting more sophisticated, but carriers can keep up with innovation.

The Insurance Digital Revolution, a combined effort of three agent groups, is trying to get distributors to embrace technology.

Mobile, telematics and analytics are among the technologies reducing the need for human intervention in claims.

Nearly two-thirds of organizations experienced a “known” major cyber attack in the past 12 months, with the average being four.

The Canadian insurer uses smartphone to give customers access to real-time data on their property of all kinds.

Over the next 12 months, nearly 80 percent of organizations plan to increase their investments for data processing in the cloud, a new study reveals.

Growing risks are often associated with improper sharing through mobile devices, study reveals.

The need is for EDR, software-defined segmentation, cloud security, and user and entity behavior analytics.

The rapidly evolving business intelligence and analytics market is being influenced by seven dynamic trends, according to Gartner Group.

Carriers are motivated to provide a better end-to-end experience for their customers to survive in the digital world, says Celent.

Committee members will work to keep regulators up to date on new products from startups and established insurance industry players.

Artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, and data security are among top technology trends in CompTIA’s new forecast report.

Modernizing insurers' IT environments often leads to more reliable data that can facilitate improved processes.

Aviva reported a 400 million pound year-over-year increase in tech spend last year, reflecting an industry trend.

CIO and CMO to lead unit focused on digital platforms and predictive analytics.

Organizations will use ‘time series forecasting’ to predict, control and change future events and outcomes.