Despite their popularity, IoT devices present significant and unique security risks to consumers and businesses.

NYSIF will utilize PatTech's cloud-based platform to provide real-time payment processing for customers.

With market growth for usage-based insurance plateauing, parents of teen drivers and the elderly offer new avenues for carriers to leverage for a much-needed lift in business, according to a study by LexisNexis Risk Solutions.

Thousands of would-be drone pilots are racing to get licensed under new U.S. regulations that have opened an aerial stampede.

Strategy Meets Action and the Silicon Valley Insurance Accelerator offer guidance for insurers looking to refine their digital channel strategies.

The level of property and casualty cover taken out by Italians is among the lowest of the industrialized countries.

The Canadian insurer partners with indico data solutions to better analyze unstructured financial data.

Securing data depends as much on a well-trained workforce as a good software strategy.

The workers' compensation insurer will use the software to provide its underwriters with better visibility into risk selection and pricing.

The state's largest workers' compensation provider implements a new cloud-based tool to cut processing costs.

The insurer of last resort needed a cost-effective way to improve service levels, digitize and modernize internal processes and ensure that customer information and case files were secure and easy to access

Accenture research finds insurers not quite ready to incorporate emerging tech into their businesses, but carriers are not alone.

KPMB and CB Insights revealed the top-invested insurance technology companies so far this year.

The reality is the market for core system replacements is shrinking.

The U.K. auto insurer is eliminating manual processes and cracking down on avoidable phone communication with customers.

Scrutiny around Autopilot is heightened in part because the federal government is drafting guidelines, expected to be released this summer, for automakers racing to bring fully self-driving cars to market.

The insurer is using a smartphone app to gather driving data.

Savings from the job reductions will be invested in newer businesses that Cisco expects to fuel sales growth, such as cloud computing and connected devices.

The company's plan to deploy self-driving cars in ride-hailing and ride-sharing fleets is similar to what General Motors aims to do with Lyft, while its scheduled start matches BMW’s timeframe.

The agriculture insurer is looking for accounting and investment insight.