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3 September 2019Technology

Cyber and terror: Key threats for re/insurers in 2019 - Banana Skins report

Whether it’s a data-rich legacy system that won’t talk to your artificial intelligence (AI), or sophisticated cyber criminals targeting that same highly valuable data, the risks associated with the take-up of modern technology and cyber are “the biggest upfront risks” re/insurers face in the next two to three years.

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