When companies outsource to artificial intelligence, they must ensure that their data is not exposed to cyber threats. To do this, they must agree with their outsourcing company on a secure procedure that meets the common integrity standards. Remote work environments can increase the risk of a data breach or other cyberattack, so it is important to take preventive measures and protocols to protect the company's cyber environment. Professional cybersecurity companies can help companies better deal with cyber attacks and meet their compliance needs. The insurance industry has been significantly impacted by the use of cutting-edge technology, such as AI, in the assessment of risks and threats.
Rules must be established to guarantee that employees use AI tools responsibly and do not introduce more points of vulnerability into the system. Companies can also use AI technology as a tool to improve compliance management. In a special report, the University of Warwick conducted a systematic literature review that provides an overview of the barriers and opportunities of using artificial intelligence to help reduce cyber risk and exposure to threats in the insurance sector. This issue is being addressed in great detail by incorporating powerful AI methods into insurance data. To protect data from cyber threats when outsourcing to AI, companies should take several steps. First, they should ensure that their outsourcing partner has a secure system in place that meets all common integrity standards.
Second, they should establish rules for employees to use AI tools responsibly and not introduce any additional points of vulnerability into the system. Finally, they should use AI technology as a tool to improve compliance management.
