Computer Security
The innocent age of a connected computer world is gone forever. In its place is the current reality of malevolent hackers and compromised system data. In this exclusive panel discussion on computer security, Insurance Journal’s Mitch Dunford hosts a distinguished panel of Microsoft and ACORD security experts that explain computer security risks, the solutions available to those risks, and the relationship between security, compliance and insurance standards.
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Interview with American Contractors Indemnity Co., Denita L. Lowes, at the IIABA 2003 InfoXchange
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