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Third Parties Account for 59% of Insurance Sector Breaches

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Third Parties Account for 59% of Insurance Sector Breaches

Summary of Insurance Sector Breaches

A recent review of breach histories among the top 150 insurance companies globally has revealed that a significant portion of security incidents are linked to third-party attack vectors. Specifically, 59% of these breaches involved third parties, highlighting the vulnerabilities that can arise from external partnerships.

Key Points

  • 59% of breaches in the insurance sector are attributed to third-party attacks.
  • The analysis focused on the breach histories of the top 150 insurance companies worldwide.
  • This statistic underscores the importance of robust security measures when dealing with external vendors and partners.

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