Cyber

A couple of well-chronicled incidents have ratcheted up consumers’ anxiety over the possible erosion of control over their cars.

Denial of service attack showed there are new forms of systemic risks that could threaten the solvency of major insurers.

One misconception among buyers is exposure. For example, who bears the liability if a third party, such as a payroll service, causes the breach?

Are current risk management systems adequate if a “Cyber Andrew” hits? Insurers face unprecedented risks.

Machine learning can shift the focus from recovery, after a cyber incident, to intelligence that can head off threats.

Technology that companies have spent billions to install is being subverted by cyber criminals’ use of HTTPS to hide their malware.

New York has proposed comprehensive and demanding cybersecurity regulations for financial institutions, including banks and insurers.

Recent attacks via potent malware may not be covered in policies because of long-forgotten exclusions designed for the Y2K scare.