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Learn the facts about NICB and our efforts to fight insurance fraud and vehicle theft crimes. NICB is regularly featured in the nation’s news and also conducts many media campaigns throughout the year focusing on different topics related to insurance crime and vehicle theft. Through extensive print, broadcast and online media programs, the NICB informs consumers that we all pay the price for insurance crime and that we can all become an effective part of solving this multi-billion dollar problem.

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NICB Offers Condolences to Central Texas Residents and Warns About Potential Contractor Fraud After Catastrophic Flooding

NICB agents are currently coordinating with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies, as well as NICB member insurance companies, to aid in the recovery process and support residents in preventing fraud. As first responder efforts subside, NICB agents will deploy in the region to assist our partners in combating any fraud that arises as the rebuilding process begins.

Guadalupe River Flood - Texas - July 4, 2025

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NICB Offers Condolences to Central Texas Residents and Warns About Potential Contractor Fraud After Catastrophic Flooding

Jul 13, 2025

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NICB Warns of Increased Cargo Theft in 2025

Jun 24, 2025

The confluence of tariffs, profitability to fund criminal enterprises, enhanced technology to defeat law enforcement, and geopolitical circumstances has led to an increased level of threat to the global supply chain, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB), the nation’s leading non-profit association dedicated to preventing insurance fraud and crime.

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Digitalization of the Supply Chain Risks Exploitation and Increased Cargo Theft

Jun 24, 2025

As evolving technology has made transporting goods from port to port faster and more efficient in many ways, it has also created gaps in security that allow criminals to exploit cargo delivery systems.