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Insurers are especially attractive to hackers because of the information they collect and the assumption that they have deep pockets in the event of a cyberattack.
The rate of ransomware attacks is slowing as demands go unpaid, according to Coalition.
Here are a few things that insurers need to keep in mind as they look to build up their AI capabilities.
It can be easy to get overwhelmed by the increasing number of cyber threats, so where should insurers focus to best protect themselves?
According to TransUnion, these nine industries saw the biggest changes — both positive and negative — in reported fraud over the last year.
Cybersecurity does not have to break the bank, says one insurance agency leader.
Faster speeds and increased networks mean more access points for malicious actors.
In the aftermath of NotPetya, major global companies looked to their insurers to cover the losses.
While ransomware is all about data and money, jackware practitioners allegedly just want to watch the world burn.
A report from Corvus shows many small businesses are aren't addressing the threat they face from hackers.
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