Cyber & Fraud
Emerging cyber risk offers challenges and new opportunities to brokers and insurers struggling to keep up with the pace and frequency of attacks and finding solutions for clients. On the fraud side, staged accidents and loosely-regulated medical assessment companies have plagued the auto insurance sector in Ontario with millions of dollars in fraudulent claims in recent years.
Cybercrime costs global economy nearly US$600 billion: Report
Staff on February 21, 2018
Ransomware is the fastest-growing cybercrime tool
CEO Spotlight: Beazley Canada
Greg Dalgetty, Editor on February 20, 2018
Phil Baker, president of Beazley Canada, talks cyber security and plans for growth
CEO Spotlight: Zurich Canada
Greg Dalgetty, Editor on February 16, 2018
David Levinson discusses underwriter empowerment, specialty products and a new look for Zurich
JLT Re names new North American SVP of cyber and E&O
Staff on February 15, 2018
Erica Davis will join the company later this month
CEO Spotlight: Trisura
Greg Dalgetty, Editor on February 15, 2018
Mike George talks cyber, surety business and living and dying with the broker channel
CEO Spotlight: AGCS Canada
Greg Dalgetty, Editor on February 14, 2018
Ulrich Kadow talks business momentum, analyzing risk and digital disruption
CEO Spotlight: Chubb Canada
Greg Dalgetty, Editor on February 12, 2018
Ellen Moore discusses communication strategies, cyber insurance and the broker channel
Equifax Canada seeks to regain trust in its security after major U.S. breach
David Paddon, The Canadian Press on January 24, 2018
The company says there’s no evidence of fraud on any Canadian accounts
Making a point: Aon says airlines, retailers need to criminal proof loyalty points
By David Paddon, The Canadian Press on January 10, 2018
Retailers will have to find ways to protect themselves and customers from points theft
Adoption of standalone cyber policies will increase in 2018: Aon
Staff on January 9, 2018
Canada’s breach notification law is expected to come into force this year
