Premier Insights
Many People Make Passwords Weaker After a Breach
Just one in three people changed their passwords following the notice of a data breach, with many making new their passwords weaker, according to researchers.
Don’t Forget to Prepare Your Finances for a Disaster
It’s critical to have a secure disaster preparedness strategy in place, but it’s also important to prepare your finances too.
Why You Should Pay Attention to Tesla Insurance
Telsa went into the insurance business last year, but its foray beyond making vehicles may drive bigger changes to insurance.
Auto Insurers Return Premium as Coronavirus Keeps People Home
With most Americans sheltering at home due to the coronavirus outbreak, the roads are safer. That has many insurers returning premium to drivers.
Cyber Insurance Protection is Key for High Net Worth Families
Experts say it’s not a question of if, but when a cyber attack will happen. The risks from cyber attacks for high net worth families are significant, but there are ways to reduce risk.
Email Scammers are Getting Better at Executing Old Tricks
Email scams were once awkward cash grabs riddled with typos written by non-native English speakers, but that is no longer the case.
California Bill Would Force Insurers to Cover “Hardened Homes”
Californians facing the uncertainty of being denied homeowners insurance would get relief under a new bill proposed this month in Sacramento if they fire-harden their homes.
Wildfire Risk Score Becomes a Line Some Insurers Won’t Cross
If you own property in the West, do you know your wildfire risk score? It may determine if you get insurance coverage or not and how much you’ll pay.
E-skimming is a growing online threat for consumers
Skimmers have long been a threat for consumers at the gas pump or ATM. Now, skimming has gone high-tech as hackers target online checkout pages.
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