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(Bloomberg) — American International Group Inc. and MetLife Inc. are among insurers asked by a New York regulator to show how they protect against computer attacks.
Insurers received letters requesting information on whether they have been targeted by hackers and how the companies safeguard customer information, the New York State Department of Financial Services said today in a statement. The regulator sent a similar request to banks this year.
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