USAA and Amica Mutual were the only two out of 12 insurers included in a recent report to score “A” or above for protecting clients' information when payments are made online.
The report, released by financial services technology monitor Corporate Insight, Inc., tracked measures that companies utilize on their login pages to protect clients who enter sensitive information.
“Online security is always an area of concern where personal information is at stake. Normally, banks and brokerage firms have made cyber security a top priority, but if you have a P&C or a renter's account, your personal information is easily vetted and available if someone hacks into your account,” says Lauren Wistrom, Corporate Insight's senior P&C analyst.
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