As social media continues to grow, businesses have turned to different platforms to promote their products. This advertising strategy can have unintended consequences.

Insurers look to a streamlined claims process for customer experience improvements and increased operational efficiencies.

A failed software update affected businesses worldwide, but what role will insurance play in covering the anticipated losses?

Marsh, the world's largest insurance brokerage, said that dozens of its clients are preparing to file claims in the wake of a global computing outage that disrupted airlines, banks and government agencies.

The insurtech startup, founded in January 2021, is getting closer to its vision for multimodal end-to-end cargo insurance, with additions of maritime and aviation coverage.

John Hancock names head of insurance; American Financial Group promotes JD Rogers to CISO and more career moves.

Mobile technology is reshaping the future of the insurance sector.

Satellite technologies are leading the way in mitigating the mounting threats posed by climate change.

Digital Insurance spoke with Hareem Naveed, associate vice president of integrated analytics at Munich Re Life, about the ethical application of artificial intelligence in life insurance.

The emerging opportunities and risks of AI in our industry.

In today's hybrid work environment, companies must consider the impact of cyber risks and equip their teams accordingly.

Digital Insurance recently surveyed insurers, brokers and adjusters about the technology they're using in the claims space, and we'll share those insights.

In the age of rapid digital transformation, insurers are at a crossroads: embrace innovation or get left behind.

Given the vast amounts of information collected and utilized by carriers, they are increasingly functioning as data firms and transforming more traditional practices.

Researchers studied satellite observations to evaluate extreme wildfire events around the globe.

How is blockchain disrupting insurtech?

Disputes about insurance liability for cybersecurity software failures bring up possibilities for public policy and regulation.

A cyber breach can cost the average U.S. business $9.48 million and affect its reputation.

A recap of the DIGIN 2024 event in Boca Raton, Florida.

Powered by insurance technology, traditional barriers are fading as insurers converge in a collaborative digital landscape.