Credit reporting firm Equifax announced a massive cybersecurity breach yesterday, compromising sensitive personal and credit information of 143 million American consumers – nearly half the country.
In its first of four hearings yesterday, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee indicated intentions to find a bipartisan solution to stabilize the individual health insurance market and shore up rising healthcare costs.
An update on current and expiring legislation from our dynamic government affairs duo, EEOC update, InsurTech, and more.
September 1, 2017 For many consumers, the most memorable and defining experience within their insurance relationship is through claims management. The sale and service can be smooth sailing until it’s
August 25, 2017 Recent cybersecurity events such as WannaCry and NotPetya have put the cybersecurity industry on the map as one of the hottest and fastest growing sectors, as both
Delaware Gov. John Carney signed legislation amending its data breach notification law, making it more explicative & encompassing. This continues the trend of data security interest & data breach reporting across states.
A group of business organizations sent this letter to Congress last week outlining bipartisan policy recommendations that are important to the stability of the individual market.
NAIC insurance data security model law moves closer to adoption, InsurTech collaboration, not disruption and an interview on healthcare cost transparency and consumer engagement. Plus our latest readings and more.
The world watched as an increasing number of industries were disrupted by savvy, agile technology start-ups looking to change the traditional way of conducting business and ultimately gain market share.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ (NAIC) Cybersecurity (Ex) Working Group has finally adopted its long-awaited Insurance Data Security Model Law, paving the way for adoption of the model by the full NAIC membership.
