Prices have spiked – but the pendulum will swing back, said panellists
'Carriers were not prepared' for ransomware-as-a-service
Panellists say the market is complex and costly – but not unreasonable
Lloyd's of London has said it will no longer pay out in the case of state-backed attacks.
Aon's ability to serve customers has not been impacted by this incident, the company says
The consumerisation of IT has completely changed almost every element of financial services, bar one: motor insurance. But why - and, more importantly, what kind of service are drivers likely to see when this sector finally follows in the footsteps of...
By automating what happens behind the scenes, insurers can create a frictionless experience for the customer across different services and claims, one that is more finely tuned to their needs, which adds up to healthier margins
The legacy model is incompatible with the fast-paced, on-demand modern world, argues Callum Rimmer, co-founder and CEO, By Bits
Branches in Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong and the Philippines attacked by Avaddon group
Potter faces Computing's '15 Questions', and tells us about her fascination with the digital divide, cybersecurity and Arnold Schwarznegger