Content tagged with Security posted in September 2012
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Great American, GuideOne Win Innovation Awards from SMA
Effective leveraging of next-generation technologies was key to the companies being recognized.
9/11/2012: Reflections on a Normal Day
"Back to business" in the post-9/11 era has also meant many changes in routine business activities.
4 Reasons Security Policies Fail, And 7 Steps to Make Sure They Don't
Without an ongoing systematic and proactive user awareness program, a strong security posture is in jeopardy. There is no cure for human error, but insurers can educate their workforce to help employees make the right decisions and avoid unnecessary mistakes.
5 Ways Insurance Companies Can Make Mobile Capabilities More Secure for Policyholders
Mobile capabilities for policyholders are table stakes. But serious questions remain about the security of the most popular consumer smartphone platforms. I&T checked in with the executives who live and breathe data security to find out how they balance cutting-edge mobile service offerings with security.
Insurers Must Cooperate More to Fight Fraud
The P&C industry needs to improve data sharing to effectively fight claims fraud, Deloitte says.
Should Policyholders Share the Security Burden With Insurance Companies?
It's harder than ever to secure an increasingly mobile-based enterprise while also improving customer engagement. But insurance companies must shoulder the security burden.
Insurance CIOs: How to Be Secure and Profitable in the Cloud
Many insurers remain cautious about cloud-based capabilities. But many are enjoying the undeniable benefits of externally hosted software through appropriate control and security measures.
EMC Insurance Improves Physical Security With an IP-Enabled System
By leveraging its network to implement an IP-enabled security system from Johnson Controls, EMC Insurance cuts operating costs in half.
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