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Navigating AI Regulations in the Insurance Sector: A Comprehensive Guide

Centraleyes

The insurance industry is built on handling our own and everyone else’s risks. As artificial intelligence shatters glass ceilings, the risks it introduces present a new paradigm to the insurance market in many different areas. The law aims to harness AI benefits while mitigating risks. Ready for some more numbers?

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Striking a Balance: Senator Wyden's Act and AI in Healthcare

SecureWorld News

Senator Ron Wyden, D-Ore, recently proposed the Algorithmic Accountability Act, legislation that would require companies to assess their automated systems for accuracy, bias, and privacy risks. This includes artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) systems that are increasingly used in healthcare.

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Annual Reports: How They Warn of Cyber Risk

SecureWorld News

Cyberrisk is business risk. But how should we communicate this risk to the business, to clients, or to investors? Accenture annual report: risks we face from cyberattacks. Accenture featured this earning's news on page 2 in a big, bold font. L egal, reputational and financial risks? billion, a 14% increase in U.S.

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Exploring Cybersecurity Research Topics for Master’s Degree Studies

CyberSecurity Insiders

Threat Intelligence and Analysis: Investigate advanced techniques and methodologies for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting cyber threat intelligence. This research can focus on developing automated tools and algorithms to identify emerging threats, assess their severity, and proactively mitigate potential risks.

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Fintech Cybersecurity Trends in 2021

Security Boulevard

Luckily, new tech trends could help keep our financial data safe even with an increase in risk. The Rising Risks The widespread shift to a work-from-home (WFH) economy left countless networks vulnerable to cyber attacks. New users unfamiliar with cybersecurity concerns can inadvertently expose their data.

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The business case for security strategy and architecture

Notice Bored

c omplementing and supporting various other business strategies and architectures such as cloud first, artificial intelligence, IIoT, big data, new products, new markets.); Strategy is perhaps the most difficult and risky part of information risk and security, as it is for other aspects of enterprise management.

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AI and Microdirectives

Schneier on Security

All day and every day, you constantly receive highly personalized instructions for how to comply with the law, sent directly by your government and law enforcement. Imagine a future in which AIs automatically interpret—and enforce—laws. AI will inevitably change the course of law. It already has.