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New Jersey property-casualty insurance firms and other industries are objecting to a proposed regulation that would require the installation of what they term expensive and uniform information securit

WHILE wireless networks continue to become more affordable and easier to implement, many agents are unaware how insecure they can be. Setting up a wireless network for your agency is considerably more involved than hooking up a wireless router at

The scenario is depressingly familiar: A laptop computer or associated storage media, such as a disk, is stolen from an employee's home, car or office. Although the thief was probably after the

Taking work home from the office has a whole different connotation when the data being worked on after hours contains the personal, financial, or medical information of customers. This often

To the old maxim that nothing is sure but death and taxes, insurance companies might justifiably add another category: fraud.

A hacker attacking a computer enterprise can compromise the system, steal everything of value, and completely erase his or her tracks within 20 minutes, according to the New York-based International

New state reporting laws put data loss risks on executive radar

THIS ARTICLE is based on our 2006 review and evaluation of insurance products designed to cover the unique risks of e-commerce. Our focus is on coverage for organizations that offer products and services via the Internet, such as online retailers and