Event Details
How To Boost Cyber Resilience Amid Increasing Threats
Lloyd's Library, Lloyd's Building, One Lime Street, London EC3M 7HA,
Thursday 18 April 2024
12:00PM - 14:00PM
Post Event Update
Congratulations! The Winner of the Apple iPad for best suggestion for a future 'Security Matters' Forum Title/Theme was awarded to Tina Dhillon, Senior Legal Counsel/Legal Tech Ops (AI/SaaS) at Lockton.
"Key considerations for in-house teams looking to engage third party vendors for their AI governance".
Introduction
Every year new technologies, vendors, and solutions emerge—yet despite this constant innovation, high-profile cyber breaches are all over the headlines. In response, organisations have scrambled to develop a better security posture, but the dizzying array of options leaves resource-constrained business leaders wondering how to boost resilience against onslaughts that vary from sudden cloud outages to prolonged ransomware attacks.
Delivered by Lloyd's market professionals, leading UK/global IT and enterprise resilience experts, these popular, fast paced 90-minute quarterly seminars, provide insight to some of the latest IT threat dangers and the proactive steps that market companies (irrespective of size) can make to improve strategies to help combat these evolving threat and attack challenges.
There will be an opportunity to put questions to the presenters at the end of the forum.
Prize Draw for an Apple iPad, awarded post-event for the best topic/theme suggestion for a future ‘IT Matters’ forum.
This is a free to attend event but is limited to 100 places. To secure your place please register using the panel below.
Who Should Attend
This session - the second of this year's 'Security Matters' Lunchtime Forums - has been tailored to the needs of senior business; IT and security professionals; technology architects and developers; finance and audit managers; legal; risk and compliance executives; data and 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.
Agenda
Speakers
Forum Chairman
Welcome, Introductions and Scene Setting
Jerry Adley has devoted over 40 years delivering IT solutions to underwriting and broking organisations in the London Insurance Market. During this time, Jerry has had particular interest in user engagement and the delivery of measurable business benefits. While most of the time has been spent with service providers in the market, he also worked within the Lloyd's Corporation for 12 years. He works for Verisk Specialty Business Solutions. He is also Chairman of the market's popular Insurance Technology Forums (ITF) 'IT/Security Matters' Forums Programme and continues to be an enthusiastic supporter of market initiatives.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer at STORM Guidance Limited
'Using Cyber Incident Exercising (CIE) to determine coverage limits and much more'
STORM Guidance is a specialist cyber risk and cyber incident advisory business which supports the cyber-insurance industry by delivering expert risk advice and response when organisations suffer a breach.
STORM were the first to be accredited by the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) for delivering Cyber Incident Exercising, as endorsed by first-hand experience of responding to 1000+ cyber incidents.
Neil will describe why organisations need to undertake CIEs and the main benefits, including the determination of impact levels and required coverage to mitigate loss. He will explain the CIE engagement and delivery process and what participants should expect both during the CIE and as part of an integrated cyber risk management programme.
Neil Hare-Brown has worked for four decades in the field of Information Security and formed the first digital forensics company in the UK in the mid-nineties. As a former CISO for leading financial institutions and thought leader in the field, Neil wrote ‘Information Security Incident Management: A Methodology’ in 2007, defining the best practices for cyber incident management.
As a cyber veteran with cross-sector experience, Neil presents key, thought-provoking insight at strategic, tactical and operational levels enabling cyber professionals and those they serve to see the true wood for the trees and a much improved way to manage cyber risk. His views are sometimes controversial, and his predictions are often accurate.
VP of Risk Strategy at Panorays
'DORA: A Practical Approach to Complying with the Third Party-Related Aspects of the Digital Operational Resilience Act'
Dov is a serial entrepreneur who’s been involved with third-party programs of all sizes, and is the go-to person for explaining the difference between "inherent" and "residual" risk. Some in the industry call Dov "The Third-Party Therapist" due to his understanding of the technical and human dynamics that make a third party risk program successful.
WEUR Sales Engineering Team Lead at Rubrik
'Cybersecurity threats don't care about your business continuity plans'
Mark is a customer facing Technologist, currently leading the WEUR Sales Engineering team at Rubrik. Having worked in technology for over 20 years both on the customer side in support, service delivery and as an IT manager, and on the vendor side in senior customer facing, business focused technology positions. Mark looks to provide real insight to the challenges customers face, which enables the ability to provide a business and organisational focus delivered with the goals and outcomes viewed from the perspective of the customer.
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