ICICI Lombard upgrading forensic methods to detect insurance claims fraud
Private sector general insurer ICICI Lombard is upgrading the use of forensic methods to detect fraud in claims by companies, in...
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Your Alexa and Fitbit can testify against you in court
Ross Compton had no idea his pacemaker would finger him for arson. Compton — who also needs an external heart pump...
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Satellite fleet tracking dodgy claims from the skies
A new fleet of satellites could become the ultimate foil for fraudsters looking to make a quick buck in the wake...
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This new digital recorder is aimed at fighting on-the-road scammers
Brigade Electronics just launched a new mobile digital recorder (MDR) series to defend commercial vehicle operators against false insurance claims such...
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Proposed Iowa Data Breach Bill Accounts for Health Data
Recently proposed updates to Iowa’s data breach bill would include medical information and health insurance information under the definition of “personal...
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Researchers build model to predict health data breaches
The number of healthcare breaches in the last few years is staggering, which inspired Texas State University Assistant Professor Alexander McLeod...
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Insurers adopting software robots to boost anti-fraud efforts
Fraudulent insurance claims — the hits just keep on coming, with more than 60% of insurers experiencing increases in such claims...
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Smart devices key to unlocking more insurance crimes
The firefighter found Richard Dabate on the floor of his kitchen, where he had made a desperate 911 call minutes earlier,...
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NICB makes aerial imagery from Harvey and Irma available to public
The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) announced today that it will make available to the public high-resolution aerial imagery of areas...
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The data don’t lie: Using machine learning to fight insurance fraud
In 2014, UK insurers uncovered 130,000 fraudulent claims worth £1.32 billion across all insurance products. This danger shows no sign of...
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