Even those major insurance carriers who protect against cyber-theft liabilities are not immune to their dangers.
On May 31, thieves broke into a Midwest regional office of American International Group and stole two laptops, a file server, music compact discs and a camera, according to company spokesperson Christian Murray.
The laptops and server contained personal information of 970,000 applicants for medical coverage.
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