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1024-bit encryption keys: How 'trapdoored' primes have caused insecurity

Attacks on 1024-bit encryption keys are now possible, with trapdoored primes being used for efficient decryption. Find out how they work.

The Cybersecurity 202: Feds and police are war-gaming all the ways an election can be hacked

How to secure Criminal Justice Information Services data from anywhere

Criminal justice information security is always a top priority. Join this webinar to learn how to go from strategy to implementation when securing data.

Cybersecurity: how 5 C-suite roles can prioritise protection

In an era when cyberthreats are constantly evolving and all business leaders must be security experts, what role should each member of the C-suite play?

Ring Since Amazon; What’s in It for Security Dealers?

SDM takes a closer look at Ring, how it all began, and what security dealers should know.

Insurance Companies: Friend or Foe?

Policyholders and their attorneys frequently experience insurance companies improperly investigating and documenting claims, in turn leading them to wrongfully deny claims that may be inconsistent wit

When The Doctor Works For The Insurance Company

Big insurance companies are opening their own doctors' offices and clinics — a strategy that has previously met with mixed results.

Can I Trust an Insurance Company?

Insurance companies may seem like they are always on your side to protect you, but you may be surprised at the tactics used against you.

Loss prevention framework for insurance companies

Innovative, homogenous and structured risk valuation approaches have played a unique role in reducing risk exposure and uncertainty surrounding insurance companies. However, market resilience, lack of information and specialty business require a tune-up in subjective and swung risk valuations. A structured approach to risk evaluation of new and existing clients, based on a quantitative framework, can benefit a business by simplifying internal and external processes.

Pop Quiz: Will the Insurance Company Pay for It or Not?

You might be surprised at some of the losses that your insurance company won’t cover when disaster strikes. Test your knowledge before it’s too late.

Is an Insurance Company Acting in Bad Faith?

If you have questions about working with an insurance company after an accident, call us today. We can help you with your insurance claim!

When to Switch Car Insurance Companies

Here are nine reasons, events, or circumstances when you should think about changing car insurance companies.

Is It Time To Consider Suing Your Health Insurance Company?

Your health insurance company is supposed to be there for you when you're sick. But as we all know, insurance is a business and in order for your insurer to

How to Sue an Insurance Company for Negligence

How to Sue an Insurance Company for Negligence - Industry Tap

Are insurance companies responsible for increasing health costs?

Are the insurance companies the blame that is often placed on them for our current state of affairs?

Can An Auto Insurance Company Sue Me?

Can a car insurance company sue you? Can you be sued by your own car insurance company? Can you be sued by another driver’s car insurance company? Find out!

Can an insurance company deny full coverage?

Find out why an insurance company might not allow you to put comprehensive and collision coverage on your policy.

What happens if the insurance company won’t pay enough?

After you’re hurt in a motor vehicle collision, you may have the opportunity to seek compensation from the insurance company. The insurance company will have a set policy limit that indicates what they’ll pay at a maximum. In most cases, insurance companies will try to reduce what they pay to people who have been hurt.

Do Insurance Companies Spy on Auto Accident Claimants?

Do insurance companies spy on auto accident claimants? Read to find out why they might and how to protect yourself and your claim.