Surprising no one, 2023 marked another 'worst ever year' for data breaches and cyber incidents, with the threat of cyberattacks accelerating in frequency and complexity in 2024.  So without question, preparing for the inevitable breach is worth the priority, time, effort, and expense, given the potential for abruptness of system lock-outs, data loss, litigation, damage to brand and erosion of trust. The dilemma is how do you maintain peace of mind that your business is secure by design?

Delivered by Lloyd's market professionals, leading UK/global security and legal experts, these popular, fast paced 75-minute quarterly forums, provide insight to some of the latest cyber and fraud threat tripwires and the proactive steps that market companies (irrespective of size) can make to improve strategies to help defend against these attacks.

There will be an opportunity to put questions to the presenters at the end of the forum.

This is a Free event. To register, simply complete the panel below and an email confirmation of your registration will be sent to your email address.

Prize Draw for an Apple iPad, awarded post-event for the best topic/theme suggestion for a future ‘Security Matters’ forum.

This session - the first of this year's ITF 'Security Matters' Briefings - has been tailored to the needs of senior business; IT and security professionals; technology architects and developers; finance officers; legal; risk and compliance executives; data managers; project managers, plus underwriters and brokers who work in the Lloyd's and London insurance market. If this forum is relevant to other colleagues within your company then please forward this e-mail to them.

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Supported by globally-respected academics, authors, innovators and senior insurance market professionals, the quarterly 'IT Matters' and 'Security Matters' forums, ‘Webinars’ and companion ‘Roundtable briefings’ may contribute towards your sector-recognised CPD vocational training modules.  Insurance Technology Forums’ aim is to provide ‘knowledge events’ for practitioners working for Lloyd's and London insurance market company affiliates, trade associations, professional bodies and standards agencies.