Data privacy

Best practices when leveraging Gen AI to more effectively protect data from unauthorized access and cyber threats.

For carriers covering breach recovery expenses efficient data mining for timely breach response has never been more critical.

Nationwide partners with Phyn to expand IoT programs and more insurtech news.

Companies should adopt a privacy-first approach to biometric authentication.

Five strategies for insurance companies to adopt to gain the upper hand in ransomware defense.

Business owners curious about their cyber vulnerabilities should consider taking action.

Companies need to work with insurance providers to develop an approach to cyber risk management that is affordable and effective.

ZestyAI approved for use by Texas Department of Insurance; U.S. sues National General Holdings Corp and subsidiaries plus more legal news.

Insurers that provide services within the EU or partner with EU-based financial services firms or vendors must comply with the Digital Operational Resilience Act if they exceed the applicable threshold.

Car owners shouldn't have to choose between a better driving experience and protecting their personal data.

Katherine Heaton, a claims focus group leader at Beazley, spoke with Digital Insurance about the release of Google's Tracking Protection.

Start thinking ahead about Gen AI now, Geico marketer says. Insurance industry analysts expect more investment in and adoption of Gen AI by carriers in the coming year.

Cybersecurity is a major concern for insurers, with a recent shutdown at AFI due to suspicious network activity showing how close to home a cyber threat can be.

The cost of a data breach has risen 15% over the last 3 years, and ransomware costs have jumped 13% in the last year.

Consent and preference management systems, catching on with insurance carriers to leverage customer data for marketing, have the potential to balance that with privacy regulation compliance, according to a Madison Advisors report.

AI is just an algorithm that learns based on human tasks, and humans make mistakes.

A California homeowner called out CSAA for taking aerial photographs of his backyard, then revoking his homeowners policy due to "clutter." Experts say such images are personally identifiable information protected by state privacy laws.

CorEvitas, based in Waltham, Massachusetts, operates nine patient data registries that drug companies and insurance providers use to source granular information about people suffering from various diseases as well as about the safety and effectiveness of treatments.

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

Companies with websites are working through privacy requirements and to be web compliant.