Cyber

Insurers' call centers take various approaches to protecting customer information but still leave themselves open to attack.

Two stunning disclosures underscore how organizations continue to routinely expose sensitive data in the cloud.

Executives and security professionals are gradually accepting that it is not a matter of if but a matter of when a cyber-attack will hit.

Facebook was the top mechanism last year for delivering malware to gain access to organizational networks.

Connected cars will be hacked. Ransomware will attack the cloud. Rogue nations will finance themselves by stealing money. And more.

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?