Data and information management

The latest organization tapping into the insurance tech startup boom talks about the trends driving investment and the areas set to be disrupted.

The data center provider folds in XyberNet, which works with credit insurance companies.

Customers can use the new mobile app to complete a home inspection in as little as 25 minutes.

The P&C insurer adds to its implementation of Guidewire's core systems suite.

The technologies in cybercrime, such as spoofing, are more sophisticated than ever, industry experts say.

Here are some important tips on how to best keep your data safe when your employees may have other things on their minds.

Allianz’s recent implementation of a blockchain-based CAT bond shows how the technology can build trust and accountability in an existing marketplace.

Startups accepted into Plug and Play’s accelerator program receive the opportunity to pitch in front of Silicon Valley's biggest investors.

The predominant approach will be one in which startups coexist with, not replace, insurers.

Carriers are faced with more options than ever when it comes to housing and transmitting data, but a majority are switching to cloud.

The average distributed denial of service breach causes 17 hours of effective downtime, a new study finds.

Technology columnist David Pogue introduced insurers to a wealth of new technologies and their potential to change the world of risk management at IASA 2016.

Late to the information party, Microsoft is looking to make sense of the social network's untapped content value.

With the move, Merchants eliminates its previous document generation process, which relied heavily on IT for coding and programming templates.

New industry trends and tech ventures are presented in the language of disruption, but aren't a radical transformation of the insurance business.

Merchants is working with the printing provider for the first time while Homesite extends relationship.

New types of solutions are reshaping the way technology services are delivered, both internally as well as to customers.

The new tech will enhance the insurer's data security, billing processes and communication with customers.

More insurers than ever are open to switching to cloud for core, especially mid-sized carriers.

CDOs from AIG, The Hanover, Conning and more share their thoughts on what makes a great data leader.