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DDoS Protection for Insurance: Always-On Defense for Claims, Quotes & APIs

According to the State of Application Security 2026, insurance platforms saw a 115% increase in attacks per website. DDoS attacks per site rose by 143%, targeting critical periods like claim processing and policy renewals. In an industry built on trust, availability is a business promise. Even brief downtime disrupts revenue and compliance, making always-on DDoS protection a core requirement for insurance resilience.

LevelBlue Recognized at Intelligent Insurer's Cyber Insurance Awards US 2026

LevelBlue is proud to be named at the Intelligent Insurer Cyber Insurance Awards US 2026, earning Cyber Security Consulting Services Provider of the Year and being recognized as Highly Commended for the Cyber Security Solution Provider of the Year. These recognitions reflect the continued evolution of the cybersecurity landscape and the growing importance of strong collaboration between insurers, enterprises, and security providers.

How Settlement Negotiations Work in Injury Cases

Settlement talks can feel cold and unfair when you are hurt and waiting for help. You may get calls from an insurance company that sound friendly. Yet every word in those calls matters. This blog explains how settlement negotiations work in injury cases so you can protect yourself and your family. You will see how insurers value a claim, what evidence shapes the number, and why patience often changes the result. You will also see common pressure tactics that push people to accept less money than they need. You do not have to guess your next step. You can learn how offers, counteroffers, and written agreements really work.

How Connected Vehicles and AI Are Redefining Insurance and Digital Security Risks

The way we drive is changing. Cars are no longer just machines that take us from one place to another. They are now connected systems that collect data, communicate with networks, and use artificial intelligence to improve safety and performance. These connected vehicles are transforming industries like insurance and cybersecurity in ways we are only beginning to understand.

Top 3 Threat Actors Targeting the Insurance Industry

Threat actors target the insurance industry for a simple reason: insurers sit on concentrated volumes of sensitive personal data, financial records, and in many cases health information, all of which are highly valuable for resale on dark markets. Claims systems, customer portals, broker platforms, and third-party service providers also present a complex attack surface that offers threat actors multiple paths into the business.

Using pentest findings to inform insurance risk assessments

Cyber insurance is now a routine part of organisational risk management, particularly for organisations with complex IT estates and growing digital exposure. As cyber incidents continue to drive operational disruption and financial loss, insurers are placing greater emphasis on understanding the true level of cyber risk they are underwriting through insurance risk assessments. For senior IT leaders, this often creates friction.

How Life Insurance Needs Can Change After Retirement

Retirement marks a significant transition in financial life. Income sources shift, daily expenses often change, and long-term priorities become more focused on stability and clarity. For many Canadians, this stage also prompts a reassessment of financial tools that were put in place earlier in life, including life insurance. Life insurance decisions made during working years are not always intended to remain unchanged after retirement. As circumstances evolve, coverage that once felt essential may need to be reviewed, adjusted, or reconsidered.

Managed Bot Protection for Insurance: Defending Applications from Malicious Automation

According to State of Application Security Report 2025, automated bot attacks surged by 147% year-over-year. This growth highlights a fundamental shift in the threat landscape, where attackers increasingly rely on intelligent automation rather than manual exploitation. For insurance platforms, the impact is direct and measurable. Bot traffic targets logins, agent dashboards, quote engines, claims, and APIs, where even low-volume automation can drive fraud, data exposure, and backend strain.

What to Do If a Slip and Fall Happens in a Building With No Cameras

Slip and fall accidents inside buildings that don't have surveillance cameras can make things trickier when you're trying to prove what actually happened. The best way to build a solid case without video evidence? Get obsessive about documenting the scene and your injuries, right from the start. Snap a bunch of photos, hang onto any clothing that got wet or torn, and get checked out by a doctor as soon as you can. All of this stuff lays the groundwork for your claim.