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New York Regulators Call on Insurers to Strengthen the Cyber Underwriting Process

Hunton Privacy

As reported on the Hunton Insurance Recovery blog , on February 4, 2021, the New York Department of Financial Services (“NYDFS”), which regulates the business of insurance in New York, has issued guidelines, in the Insurance Circular Letter No. sought coverage for expenses under its property insurance policy.

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Maze ransomware gang discloses data from drug testing firm HMR

Security Affairs

The research firm revealed that many of the government IDs exposed in the data breach have since expired. “Consider contacting CIFAS (the UK’s Fraud Prevention Service) to apply for protective registration. . “Consider contacting CIFAS (the UK’s Fraud Prevention Service) to apply for protective registration.

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How women are leading with data in Spain

Collibra

In partnership with the Women of Collibra Employee Resource Group, we asked these two data governance professionals about their beginnings in the data industry, what it is like to become a Collibra Ranger and what can be done to promote more women in the field. Laura : Senior Consultant for the Data Governance practice.

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Regulatory Update: NAIC Fall 2020 National Meeting

Data Matters

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) held its Fall 2020 National Meeting (Fall Meeting) December 3-9, 2020. NAIC Adopts the Group Capital Calculation Template and Instructions and Related Revisions to the Insurance Holding Company Act. Insurance groups will be exempt from filing a GCC if.

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The blockchain bowling alley: How distributed ledger technology goes mainstream

CGI

The leap from niche to mainstream happens in what some strategists call the “bowling alley,” where a technology’s success in one industry (the lead pin) creates opportunities in tangentially related markets (secondary pins). What’s more, it’s poised to spill over from financial services into a wide range of industries.

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The blockchain bowling alley: How distributed ledger technology goes mainstream

CGI

The leap from niche to mainstream happens in what some strategists call the “bowling alley,” where a technology’s success in one industry (the lead pin) creates opportunities in tangentially related markets (secondary pins). What’s more, it’s poised to spill over from financial services into a wide range of industries.

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The blockchain bowling alley – how distributed ledger technology goes mainstream

CGI

The leap from niche to mainstream happens in what some strategists call the “bowling alley,” where a technology’s success in one industry (the lead pin) creates opportunities in tangentially related markets (secondary pins). What’s more, it’s poised to spill over from financial services into a wide range of industries.