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Artificial Intelligence-driven commercial insurtech Corvus has revealed a "dramatic reduction" in ransomware claims both among new policies and its existing policy base with the use of its new technology, which detects and alerts on remote desktop protocol (RDP) vulnerabilities — said to be the most common entry point for ransomware attacks.
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Corvus, Artificial Intelligence, Insurtech, Ransomware attacks, Insurance, Mike Karbassi, North America
