October 24, 2017 by Staff
A Rhode Island-based data protection company is launching a service aimed at insurers who want to connect their policyholders to identity management, privacy, and cyber security education, products and services.
CyberScout is introducing CyberScout HQ, which is available to Canadian insurers and employers.
“Improving customer engagement is a key objective for insurers. Customers are demanding that their insurers adopt fast, responsive, multichannel models that are informed by data,” states the announcement released Tuesday.
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“CyberScout addresses these key demands in the marketplace, providing individuals with a one-stop-shop solution for all services relating to cyber protection and, in doing so, connects subscribers, brokers and insurers in an active conversation around the current and future threats to individual identity,” the announcement continues.
Individual features available to customers include:
CyberScout HQ is available as a white-label product so insurers can attach their branding. CyberScout also retains insights about users’ behavioural patterns so that insurers can customize offers and advertising according to customer risk profiles and client preferences.
“CyberScout HQ is a game changer for leading insurers and employers who want to get closer to their customers and employees, attract new demographics and innovate more rapidly,” said Matt Cullina, CEO at CyberScout, in a statement.
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