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Digital Fineprint, often referred to as DFP, was an InsurTech company founded in 2016. The company developed a data analytics platform that used open-source data and artificial intelligence to help insurance companies better understand risk, identify new customers, and improve underwriting and pricing accuracy. Their mission was to make the insurance industry more data-driven and customer-centric by turning unstructured data into actionable insights. In December 2021, Digital Fineprint was acquired by the cybersecurity company ThreatQuotient, and its operations and technology were integrated into the acquiring company.

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Digital Fineprint

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