'Inevitable' that insurance companies will lose personal data to cyber attacks, claims report
Climate change? Terrorism? Meh. Insurance companies are increasingly concerned about cyber security - both for themselves and their clients
Insurers across the UK and North America fear a cyber attack that could compromise the increasing volumes of personal data that they are keeping and processing in the cloud. Indeed, security has become...
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