Data security

Despite barbarians at their gates, Moody's reports that P&C insurers remain financially sound.

Insurers, among others, warned the Financial Stability Oversight Council that designating companies as systemically important could do more harm than good.

As studies confirm the promise and limits of traditional safe driving initiatives, technology may provide an answer.

The feds say it will be a “secure” system, but definitions of security vary.

Insurer Health Net is fined $375,000 following a large breach of personal health information in late 2009.

Report says weak pricing environment may become the “new normal.”

A new AAA study reveals 10% of motorists admit to having fallen asleep while driving in the past year.

The senator feels there is further work to be done on GSE Reform and legislation regarding "Too Big To Fail."

Sid Sankaran will play a part in AIG’s goal of re-establishing itself as a world-class insurance organization, according to CEO Robert Benmosche.

Although depended upon for virtually every aspect of the business, IT still has issues that are shrouded in uncertainty.

Democrats warn their House colleagues not to refight unwinnable battles.

RMS warns insurers to remain vigilant in November as sea conditions are still ripe for further activity.

Rep. Spencer Bachus (R-Ala.), the panel's ranking member for the last four years, has been an objector to the Dodd-Frank bill.

Fitch and S&P react to the close of the ALICO and MetLife agreement; A.M. Best and S&P assign ratings to Travelers’ senior unsecured notes.

Insurer voting is in progress as INN and Celent partner on INN’s 5th annual ranking of tech solution providers.

For years we have accepted that software glitches are inevitable, but we can’t afford to allow that to continue.

In an era of shifting demographics, economic unease and regulatory transformation, life insurers confront new risks

Insurers need to account for rapidly advancing technologies to optimize their catastrophe risk models.

Survey reveals that poor customer service makes consumers more apt to commit fraud.

The agency says insurance ratings continue to emphasize intrinsic financial strength; does not expect government assistance when rating insurers.