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Viewpoint: Detecting Digital Deception in Claim Photos
More than 85 percent of Americans own a smartphone, meaning about 300 million people across the country have high-resolution digital cameras tucked into their pockets. ...
Low-Tech Cyber Attacks Took Advantage of Fixable Vulnerabilities in 2022: Coalition
Outdated technology, poor software maintenance, and the dreaded clicking of a malicious link were most to blame for cyber insurance claims experienced by policyholders in 2022, according to a new ...
Hackers to Test AI Limits at Mass Event
No sooner did ChatGPT get unleashed than hackers started "jailbreaking" the artificial intelligence chatbot—trying to override its safeguards so it could blurt out something unhinged or obscene. ...
Top Cyber Insurers: 2022 Ranking Reveals Sprinters, Market Share Shifts
In a year when cyber insurers notched the third-lowest industrywide loss ratio since 2015, and cyber premiums vaulted to $7.2 billion, a premium ranking shows two carriers growing more than 150 ...
AI, Ransomware, Tech Burnout Biggest Takeaways From RIMS’ Riskworld
The 2023 RIMS' Riskworld conference took place last week in Atlanta, and on the latest episode of The Insuring Cyber Podcast, two guests shared the biggest takeaways from ...
Survey: Economic and Cyber Risks Lead Global D&O Concerns
At the top of increasing concerns for directors and officers around the globe are economic, geopolitical and cyber risks, according to the latest Directors and Officers Liability 2023 Survey released ...
The Mobility Revolution Is Coming for Insurers
What would you do if you had advance knowledge of massive changes coming to your industry? And what if you knew generally what form the changes would take and the likely ...
U.S Expected to Issue New Rule to Protect Against Wildfires
The Biden administration has identified more than 175,000 square miles (453,000 square kilometers) of old growth and mature forests on U.S. government land and plans to craft a new rule to better ...