Data and information management

Ransomware attacks soared last year, pushing demand for coverage after the pandemic-induced work-from-home era also made remote workers more vulnerable to digital attacks.

The concept car shown at VivaTech was put together in six month by some 100 engineers.

Whole swaths of business activity, from sales and marketing to customer operations, are set to become more embedded in software.

The emerging area of connected insurance has the potential to help insurers prevent, mitigate, or lower potential risks relating to severe weather events.

Digital platform automates building towers of business policies

Deepa Soni, EVP and CIO at The Hartford gave the keynote address at DIGIN.

Former RGA and startup executive joined Legal & General America in 2021.

Property insurer improves underwriting with analytical intelligence

It's no surprise that neither traditional nor digital insurers want to miss out on the opportunity ESG provides.

AVP Bret Martin talks about how digital transformation is changing risk management.

The partnership with Arbol utilizes the power of blockchain and DLT in risk management, parametric insurance and reinsurance.

Digital Insurance spoke with Sears Merritt, head of enterprise technology and experience at MassMutual.

Digital Insurance interviewed Angel Conlin, chief insurance officer at Kin, to discuss the company's solutions and involvement in areas prone to extreme weather.

Digital Insurance spoke with Sheila Anderson, CIO of Aflac.

Insurer chose data analytics and management company to fill data operations gaps

Generative AI could further enhance automation of previously manual or even legacy technology processes.

Digital Insurance spoke with Sarah Downey, managing director, blockchain advisory leader and financial services claims leader at Lockton Companies, the global insurance brokerage firm.

At an April 6 meeting, stakeholders in implementing a new state law discussed early requirements and more.

For example, ethics training can help organizations define unfair bias in the context of AI models.

Nearly half of IT managers say their firm doesn't tell employees that such software is in place or, in some cases, how it's used, according to a survey from 1E, an information-technology outsourcing firm.