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There are no shortage of opportunities for hackers and other fraudsters to gain access to personal and financial information throughout the year, but the holidays seem to magnify them because of the increases in shopping, entertaining and travel.

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The do's and don'ts of protecting insurance client information

The insurance industry has a professional responsibility to make sure client personal information is not easily obtained by criminals.

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Insurance work typically requires a lot of a client’s personal information in order to create policies, process claims, and payout reimbursements. This is just the type of private, financial data craved by malicious parties on the internet, and they go to great lengths just for a chance to obtain it.

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