Commercial insurance policies for cybersecurity have not yet specifically addressed deep fakes, but insurers are thinking about where it will be included or excluded.

Both businesses and individual users are at risk of identity theft when using social media.

Shane Riedman, president of anti-fraud analytics at Verisk, will help carriers identify what data can be found on social sites and how it can help make underwriting more accurate.

AI-backed detection tools contributed to a significant spike in the dollar amount potentially saved from fraud this year, according to the Treasury Department.

As home prices rise, leading to larger transaction amounts, Certifid doubled the amount of wire fraud insurance coverage provided for transfers it vets.

A new survey from Digital Insurance is taking the pulse of insurers when it comes to technology's impact on insurance fraud.

Just as cyberattackers appear to be applying the technology to create identities for fraudulent claims, insurers are beginning to talk about how to deploy it to defend against this threat. Gartner, American Family and the Intentional Futures consultancy describe these developments.

Online information creates new opportunities to identify fraud while fraudsters use technology to challenge claims workflows.

Are deepfakes threatening the insurance industry? Some experts suggest a second layer of verification may be needed to combat altered materials in claims processing.

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