On 23^rd October, during CRIF Cyber Safe Day, CRIF will be offering a FREE cyber risk scan to any UK-based company. Start getting cyber risk under control now!

CRIF will sponsor the Insurance Fraud Awards 2019, which attracts around 450 guests from over 124 different companies. The Insurance Fraud Awards are truly a fantastic night for the insurance community championing the industry's fraud fighters.

Insurance Times | Tech & Innovation Awards 2019

Artificial Intelligence, blockchain, automation, digitisation and customer self-service are leading to a rapidly evolving insurance technology landscape. For more information: http://awards.insurancetimes.co.uk/tech-awards19/

CRIF exhibits at the PI Futures Conference 2019 organised by Legal Features to present a brand new cyber risk management product and ID/AML services developed for the legal sector.

CRIF was cited in the prestigious IDC rankings for the seventh year running, classified in 50th place on an international level. Now in its sixteenth edition, the IDC FinTech Rankings assess the main global technology suppliers for the financial sector based on revenues achieved in the previous calendar year in relation to hardware, software and services.

Over 200 leaders and managers from UK law firms attended the PI Futures Conference 2019 organised by Legal Features, which showcased a programme of conference sessions including high profile speakers and panellists from the legal sector.

CRIF is pleased to announce our Cyber Check service partner (KYND) has just been shortlisted as finalists in not one, but two of the UK’s most prestigious insurance awards.

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