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Insurtech Boston 2024: Industry Giants Gather to Shape Future of Insurance at House of Blues TLDR: • Insurtech Boston 2024 will take place on May 7, 2024, at the House of Blues

TLDR: Key points: Mosaic Insurance introduces primary technology errors and omissions (E&O) coverage to safeguard tech companies. The primary tech E&O coverage offers protection against various technology-related liabilities and complements existing cyber

TLDR: Resilience Cyber Insurance Solutions LLC offers technology errors and omissions cover with $10 million in limits to U.S. organizations with between $300 million and $10 billion in annual revenue. Intact Insurance

TLDR: Pattern Insurance and Upper Hand have partnered to offer accident and registration insurance for parents and athletes in sports, enhancing the customer experience and mitigating risks. Upper Hand’s platform will now

Let’s see what’s in the news today. A medical tech company that handles billions of records was hacked. What you should know. UnitedHealth Group-owned Change Healthcare processes 15 billion health-related transactions per

TLDR: Insurance companies are gearing up to play a key role in Pakistan’s burgeoning energy sector. Pakistan aims to derive 60% of its energy from clean and renewable sources by 2030. In

TLDR: Clinicians struggle with data overload in EHR systems, wasting valuable time and causing burnout. Digital health solutions should focus on technology automating data collection, analysis, and summarization to assist clinicians. Today,

TLDR: Mosaic Insurance has launched a primary technology errors and omissions (E&O) insurance product The coverage has a capacity of up to $15 million and is available globally The article discusses Mosaic

TLDR: Mosaic Insurance has introduced a primary technology errors and omissions (E&O) product. The coverage, with a capacity of up to $15 million, is backed by Mosaic’s Syndicate 1609 and syndicated capital

Summary of UnitedHealth Cyberattack TLDR: UnitedHealth cyberattack disrupts billing, security Key Points: Change Healthcare, a property of UnitedHealth Group, experienced a massive data hack disrupting operations for the company that processes 15