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SignOn Once — a way to comply with increasing insurance regulations

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Cybersecurity regulations are increasing nationwide, primarily through enhanced MFA requirements. Using SignOn Once helps with compliance and make workflows easier, improving productivity and customer satisfaction.)

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Cyber and AI Top 2026 Business Risks

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Kostas Papapetridis

AI surges to second-biggest business risk from tenth place as cyber incidents retain top ranking for the fifth consecutive year.

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Predictions for Cybersecurity in 2026

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AI's shift to business-critical deployments exposes security gaps, accelerating demand for Confidential AI systems with built-in protection.

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What Small Businesses Misunderstand on Cyber

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Small business cyber incidents reveal a costly disconnect between coverage expectations and claims reality.

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2026 Risk Study Emphasizes Resilience

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Sedgwick's annual study finds Fortune 500 executives identify resilience as 2026's defining business challenge amid AI uncertainty, catastrophe risks, and cyber threats.

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What Would You Do With $1 Trillion?

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Marty Ellingsworth

Record $14.6 billion fraud highlights an urgent need for entity resolution technology in P&C operations.

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Cyber Insurance Holds Ground Despite Rising Threats

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Despite escalating cyber incidents, insurance policies remain stable as industry emphasis moves from availability to understanding coverage.

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AI Transforms the Role of Security Teams

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Security professionals must evolve into business-savvy generalists as AI agents automate specialized functions in 2026.

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Tech Secret to a Combined Ratio Below 100%

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Deepak Karthikeyan

While large personal auto insurers have adopted telematics-based programs, they’re only scratching the surface of the potential benefits.

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Insurtech Is at an Inflection Point

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Insurtech funding has been dropping since 2021 and hit a 20-quarter low in 4Q22. Will it rebound, continue on a flat path or decline further?

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'Digital Twins': The Race Is On

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The concept is widely adopted in manufacturing and supply chain. Insurers that integrate digital twins will significantly out-compete rivals.

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Insurance in 2030: What Does the Future Hold?

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In an increasingly fractured world, insurers have to cover a greater array and frequency of intensifying risks.

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Lemonade Throws Down the Gauntlet

By Paul Carroll

The 10-year-old insurtech carrier claims it has an insurmountable lead in AI — an overly bold assertion, but one that deserves a hard look.

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Developers who automated other industries now face AI displacement themselves, as technical certifications prove less valuable than human judgment and accountability.

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5 Operational Shifts for Scaling Insurance AI

Insurance AI is shifting from the wow factor of innovation to the how factor of sustaining automation at scale.

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Independent Agencies' Top Priorities for 2026

As carrier appetites shift and underwriting tightens, independent agencies turn to AI automation to streamline workflows and boost operational efficiency.

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Improving Understanding of Risk Appetite

AI-driven appetite scoring can filter submissions, delivering efficiency gains in underwriting that exceed 30% across P&C lines.

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Group Benefits Enters Decisive Phase

Platform consolidation among carriers usually promises modernization, but group benefits relies on "frankenstacks," so merging may deliver rigidity when adaptability matters most.

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Should Brokers Trust Their Insurtech Vendors?

A study finds that two-thirds of brokers believe insurtech vendors overstate ROI promises, revealing a significant trust gap in the industry.

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Is AI-Based Data Overwhelming Insurers?

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The Road Map for Embedded Insurance

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Your AI Strategy Runs on Spreadsheets

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Colorectal Cancer Challenges Life Insurers

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Insurers Must Build Unified AI Foundations

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