Security risk

By collaborating, cybersecurity professionals and insurance providers can share insights, best practices, and trends in cyberthreats, creating a more secure environment for all.

Insurance leaders need to address emerging challenges in API security.

CHIME, a professional association for chief information officers, and AEHiS, which represents chief information security officers, seek tighter control of devices for security purposes.

The number of insurers making regular cybersecurity assessments to the board of directors is also on the rise, according to Moody's.

Venture investors are clamoring to back cybersecurity startups after record hacking last year and calls by U.S. President Donald Trump and other global leaders to do more to protect against digital attacks.

Democrats strongly criticized him for leaving questions unanswered about stock purchases in medical companies he made while handling health-care legislation.

President Trump’s executive order to delay implementation of the DOL rule comes after broker-dealers, employers and other stakeholders have already made changes to be in compliance, experts say.

The chief executives of the country’s biggest IT services companies will meet with administration officials and lawmakers from Feb. 20 to try and dissuade Trump’s team from raising requirements under the H-1B visa program.

Insurers have their eyes on Trump for signs of whether his administration will stabilize markets or undermine them.

Bertrum Carroll joins the workers' compensation insurer from SC Johnson.

Britain’s largest mortgage lender was targeted by a denial-of-service attack, which aims to cripple an online system by flooding it with traffic.

MAPFRE Life Insurance Company of Puerto Rico settles, as HHS Office of Civil Rights sets large fines.

A likely repeal of the Affordable Care Act and adjustments to other regulations on the financial sector have insurers watching President Trump intently.

Manufacturers should incorporate cybersecurity throughout the product lifecycle of the technology they’re developing, says FDA’s Suzanne Schwartz.

The information was held by a server operated by a technology services provider, which was not identified by the plan.

Strategy Meets Action research says new tech will change the risk landscape significantly, with people living longer and interacting with insurers more.

Any technologies intended for use by the government, Communist Party organs and major industries will undergo extra scrutiny.

About 78% of users have considered quitting social networks, partly over concerns technology giants are spying on them.

IT decision makers would be comfortable allowing employees to use their social media credentials on company resources; however, email is the biggest worry to organizations.

Findings confirm earlier vulnerabilities outlined by the Dept. of Health and Human Services, and indicate that policies are needed to provide appropriate consumer protections.