Content tagged with Security posted in November 2011
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Infinity Property & Casualty Builds a Smarter System for Fraud
By using analytics to better identify claims least likely to require investigation, Infinity has achieved a 35.5 percent improvement in claims processing speed and has been able to improve customer satisfaction levels.
Q&A: CNA's Innovative SIU's Next Step Is to Adopt Social Networking Analysis
Tim Wolfe, Director of CNA's Special Investigative Unit (SIU), tells how the Chicago-based P&C carrier's SIU has evolved with changing business challenges and technology opportunities.
Top 10 Areas of Focus for Health Organizations in 2012
PwC's Top Health Industry Issues studies forecasts new payer/provider partnerships, investments in informatics and social media, and new approaches to privacy in an unsettled political and regulatory environment.
Concerns Persist on Insurance Company Social Media "Spying"
Some people out there understand insurers' actions, but carriers need to do a better job of communicating the impact of fraud to the general public and honest policyholders in particular.
Who Will Be the Winners and Losers When Supreme Court Rules on Healthcare Reform?
Supreme Court will consider challenges to healthcare reform law's individual mandate requirement; oral arguments will be presented in March and a decision could come by June 2012.
John Hancock CIO: Education the Key to Better Data Security Habits
Working in Massachusetts, an environment with stringent data security and privacy regulations, has taught John Hancock CIO Allan Hackney the value of education in preserving the integrity of corporate data. He spoke with I&T about how the company works with employees to stay secure as the iPad rises quickly within the enterprise.
Let's Face it: We Don’t Care That Much About Data Security
Whenever experts discuss best practices for protecting personal or corporate data, we nod in agreement. But we don't follow them as closely as we should.
Cyber Attacks Increasingly Focused at Individual Users: Ernst & Young
The "human being is the perimeter," E&Y experts say, as attackers aim to take advantage of individual users' behavior to gain footholds in corporate networks.
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