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An insurer warning: Don't drown in the data lake

As more data is collected for machine learning models, more care must be taken with how data is stored, processed and accessed.

By Ian Eyberg | Updated on September 03, 2018
Insurance companies have a lot to be concerned about when it comes to keeping customer data safe. (iStock) Insurance companies have a lot to be concerned about when it comes to keeping customer data safe. (iStock)

Insurers collect a lot of important personal and financial information. Recent cyber attacks against insurance providers have made some of us yearn for the days of black ink, paper and filing cabinets. At least then, someone would actually have to physically break into your building to steal important documents.

Now, all they have to do is send you an e-mail.

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