A number of states are considering legislation involving insurance companies and some aspect of data privacy including Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland and Virginia among others, which further increases the prospect of a patchwork of competing and possibly conflicting cybersecurity requirements. (Image: ThinkStock
It's not getting any easier for insurers to stay abreast of emerging cybersecurity legal and regulatory standards adopted by state legislatures and state insurance bodies.
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