Internet of Things devices can provide peace of mind for homeowners, but they can also create unexpected risks.

How can we make document validation immediate to reduce customer dropoff? Enter AI.

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

The three largest deals had an average round amount of more than $150 million.

In 2017, the three founders of Send–Andy Moss, Ben Huckel, and Matt McGrillis–had a vision to reshape and enhance the underwriting processes of commercial insurers.

Despite the buzz over AI's positive impact on claims, carriers may need to ramp up their anti-fraud efforts.

Progressive launches Accident Response, Crum & Forster introduce new insurance for CISOs and Tokio Marine Group partners with Resilient Cities Network, plus more insurtech news.

AI expert told the association of state insurance regulators that collecting information on cyber attacks could give hackers clues.

A new study from CCC examines key factors affecting customer satisfaction.

Some best practices and use cases for insurance agents as they consider adopting artificial intelligence.

A new industry trends report highlights plans for innovation and how implementation could reshape the insurance ecosystem.

The insurer, which offers cyber breach coverage, is helping policyholders close the gap between great concern and lack of response capability.

How insurers can leverage AI, specifically computer vision, to handle both major catastrophic and emerging micro-CAT events.

Litigation filed by the company points to a total of $30 million losses that have yet to be covered by its insurance partners, including Berkshire Hathaway.

Cyber risks are constantly evolving and so must the coverage carriers offer. Towerwall CEO Michelle Drolet discusses everything from personal cyber risks and work-from-home issues to what businesses of all sizes should be monitoring.

Long and complicated cyber breach litigation can be prevented with proactive precautions and quick action against intrusions, say cybersecurity insurance experts.

Digital technologies are changing the role of insurance agents as they transition from being product-centric to customer-centric.

In the coming months, a quarter of the insurance giant's 54,000 corporate employees in cities like Atlanta, Tampa and Minneapolis will be able to meet up with colleagues in offices booked by the day through a coworking platform called LiquidSpace.

October's roundup of top issues in the insurance industry discuss the potential uses for generative artificial intelligence within the industry, problems insurers might face in California and more.

Technology is changing every aspect of the customer experience and can be a deciding factor when it comes to retaining policyholders.