Insurance stories - Page 4

Acoustic, a global marketing and customer experience provider for B2C brands, has appointed Mark Cattini as its new CEO to accelerate its vision.

Cognizant appoints Rob Marchiori as Country Leader in Australia to innovate and execute strategies, driving growth for the company's Australia business.

Enable expands in Australia with the acquisition of Profectus' leading Rebate Deal Management (RDM) software platform.

TrafficGuard appoints Elie Shuggi as Chief Product Officer to scale product offerings and support global growth against rampant ad fraud.

Kissflow hires Aali Qureshi as Senior VP of Sales for the Americas, expanding their low-code/no-code offering in financial services, healthcare, and more.

Australian health insurer Peoplecare has chosen Boomi and Atturra to deliver better connected and personalised experiences.

The solution, Connected Product, is a jointly developed offering that extends the strategic alliance between NTT and SAP SE, formed in 2020.

LogicMonitor, a leading cloud-based observability platform, appoints Marco Marinelli and Caerl Murray as ANZ channel lead and sales director.

ConnectWise has unveiled new updates to its services and highlighted the importance of cyber insurance at its IT Nation Secure conference.

Insurance firm Tower Insurance appoints Greg Moore, a veteran with over 20 years of experience, as chief digital and data officer.

Slingshot partners with Open to offer insurance, energy, and telecoms on a single bill, providing convenience and discounts.

Future Market Insights finds the cybersecurity insurance market is expected to reach USD$11.5 billion in 2022, growing to $61.2 billion in 10 years.

Domino Data Lab has appointed Chris Lauren from Microsoft as product VP and Kjell Carlsson as head of data science strategy and evangelism.

GEODIS strengthens management team with new appointments: Celeste Thomasson as EVP and general counsel, Pascale Dubois as EVP for corporate communications.

GEODIS strengthens management team with two executive appointments: Celeste Thomasson as EVP & GC and Pascale Dubois as EVP of Corporate Communications.

Insurance companies must ensure they proactively address security challenges and protect the privacy of customer data.

The cyber threat landscape has always been worrisome, but today these concerns are heightened given an anticipated uptick in cyber-attacks from bad actors.

Smarter technology investments can streamline collaboration for insurers, increasing efficiency, lowering costs and providing a better customer experience. .

Open finance is expected to become the standard for consumers' financial welfare and empowerment, according to an Aotearoa fintech research report.

AXA's recent data breach highlights the urgent need for tighter security controls in the insurance sector, as cyber attacks target financial companies.

In a market that values hyper-personalisation, customer and user experience are crucial for insurers to stay competitive.

Half of insurance customers in the UK are considering coverage from digital players, forcing traditional insurers to seek partnerships for survival.

Australian insurers must demonstrate system and organisational controls (SOC) reporting as they collect vast amounts of private data.

Putting the right infrastructure solutions in place will help businesses reduce their risk profile by ensuring backups are protected from attack.