Model Law 668 covers "licensees," meaning anyone required to be licensed, authorized or registered pursuant to the state's insurance laws. Depending on state law, this could include not only insurers but also insurance agents, public adjusters and claims handlers. (Credit: momius/Adobe Stock)
While cyberthreats continue to evolve and generate conversations, discussed less often is the fact that insurers are finding themselves more attractive targets for cybercriminals thanks to the troves of personal data they hold.
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