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What Agents Should Know About Privacy Issues and Coverage
The area of privacy exposure and data breaches is an expanding and evolving one for the property and casualty insurance industry. It is also a potential growth area with the new insurance companies testing and entering the market to provide privacy related coverages. In this interview with Insurance Journal’s Andrew Simpson, Jim Whetstone, senior vice president of specialty provider Hiscox, discuss what agents, brokers and their customers should know about this emerging market.
Watch the first video in this series: How Privacy is Breached and What To Do
Watch the second video in this series: Insurance Steps in When Privacy is Breached
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