Insurance sector ill-equipped against cyberattacks

January 18 2018 by InsuranceAsia News Staff

Cyber

Insurers have found a new battleground in providing cover for cyberattacks, according to Lloyd’s.

The British insurance group has warned that financial and other related companies are still not tak...

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