Cybersecurity and Compliance with Regulation in Insurance: Protecting Data and Meeting Digital Regulations

Authors

  • Ravi Teja Madhala Author
  • Sateesh Reddy Adavelli Solution Architect at TCS, USA Author
  • Nivedita Rahul Business Architecture Manager at Accenture, USA Author

Keywords:

Cybersecurity, Regulatory Compliance, Insurance Industry, Incident Response, Threat Detection

Abstract

Insurance businesses face growing pressure to the secure consumers information & the comply with the complicated regulations. Since data breaches & the ransomware attacks are becoming more common in now-a-days, insurers prioritize cybersecurity. These threats are threatening the system integrity & subject firms to regulatory the penalties and brand harm. Insurers must be complied with data securities, transparency & the breach notification rules, added to the complexities. Consumer privacy & the ethical data processing are the goals of these regional standards. Insurers must be the addresses vulnerabilities as they digitize and embrace new technologies. Data securities must be integrated into all activities, from underwriting to the claims processing, the staff must be educated to recognize & react to the cyberattacks. To guarantee the legal compliance, best practices are integrated encryptions, firewalls & the secured data storages with strategic governances. To stay up with the threats & the regulations, cyber security must processes regularly assessed & be updated. To safeguard enterprises the retain consumer trusts & prevents the financial fines, this balance is very essential. Failures to be safeguarded the client personals & the financial information may be result in the lost revenues & reputational damages. Insurers can be protected sensitive data, negotiates the complicated rules to develop the confidence in the digital era by proactively tackling cyber security & the compliance.

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Published

09-02-2021

How to Cite

Cybersecurity and Compliance with Regulation in Insurance: Protecting Data and Meeting Digital Regulations. (2021). Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research and Applications, 1(1), 1-21. https://jairajournal.org/index.php/publication/article/view/54