Two U.S. House of Representatives members reported recently that their computers on Capitol Hill containing information about political dissidents had been hacked by sources, apparently working out of China. What do this and other China-linked data security events portend for an insurance industry that is actively seeking to expand business in that country, NU's Ara Trembly wonders at www.insurancetechguru.com.
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