AGENDA

1. Mark Greisiger, NetDiligence
2. Heather Osborne, NetDiligence
3. Dan Trueman, CFC

• Cyber Readiness
• Overcoming Weaknesses Prior to Renewal
• Coverage Considerations and Offerings
• Broker and Policyholder Concerns and Requests
• Market Behavior and Owning the Issues

1. Katherine Keefe (M), Marsh
2. Gwenn Cujdik, AXA XL
3. Monica Minkel, Holmes Murphy
4. Max Perkins, Spektrum Labs
5. Jason Rebholz, Corvus Insurance

• 2021 NetDiligence Claims Study & Current Updates
• Types of Claims Being Covered
• Claims Notice & Claims Handling
• Aggregation

1. Richard Sheridan (M), Berkley Cyber Risk Solutions
2. Mark Greisiger, NetDiligence
3. Elizabeth Neumann, CAC Specialty
4. Joe Niemczyk, Markel
5. Carolyn Purwin Ryan, Mullen Coughlin LLC

Because ransomware represents a costly business interruption and data breach threat to both insurers and their policyholders, NetDiligence created a Cyber Insurance Ransomware Advisory Group. The senior managers and subject matter experts who participate as members of the Cyber Insurance Ransomware Advisory Group freely contribute their time and resources to help us bring timely and useful ransomware information to the greater cyber community. Join us for this roundtable discussion and learn about the evolving ransomware landscape and attack vectors/methods from the world’s most prominent cyber forensics and data breach remediation firms.  Come away from this session with current sector intelligence to help develop effective policy coverage strategies and tactical policyholder due-diligence requirements in order to make cost-effective, ransomware-specific cyber insurance products available to the policyholders.

1. Karen Painter Randall (M), Connell Foley LLP
2. Luke Emrich, Surefire Cyber
3. Bill Hardin, Charles River Associates
4. Matthew McCabe, Guy Carpenter
5. Chris Salsberry, Tracepoint

• Recent Developments in Data Breach & Privacy Litigation
• Information Harvesting & Data Misuse Cases
• New & Novel Damages Theories

1. Joan D'Ambrosio (M), Atheria Law PC
2. Doug Meal, Orrick
3. John Yanchunis, Morgan & Morgan

• Vulnerabilities & Common Threats
• Vendor & Supplier Issues
• Third Party Assessments
• Business Interruption & CBI Concerns

1. Andrew Maher (M), AXIS
2. Marcello Antonucci, Beazley
3. Paul Caiazzo, Avertium
4. Shiraz Saeed, Arch Insurance

• Overview of Recent OFAC Advisory
• Threat Actor Attribution: Processes & Pitfalls
• Regulatory Compliance Checks & Penalties
• Need for Clarity & Guidance
  

1. Joshua Mooney (M), Kennedys
2. Marc Grens, DigitalMint
3. David Lacquement, Arete
4. Kathryn Turlo, U.S. Department of Treasury

• Multi-Factor Authentication
• Endpoint Detection & Response
• Immutable Back-Ups
• Common Goals & Bridging the Gap 
• How to Help the Policyholder

1. Mike Wager (M), MOXFIVE
2. Tab Bradshaw, Redpoint Cybersecurity
3. Richard DePiero, Sompo
4. James Perry, CrowdStrike

• Factors Determining Whether Forensic Efforts are Privileged 
• Strategies & Techniques to Overcome Common Pitfalls
• What Should be Documented During Incident Response
• Third-Party Forensic Retainer Agreements
• When to Engage Legal Counsel
• Distributing Copies of Forensic Reports
• Waiver of Privilege During Litigation & Regulatory Investigations

1. Ronald Raether (M), Troutman Pepper
2. Chris Ballod, Kroll
3. Craig Hoffman, BakerHostetler
4. Daniel Lydecker, Allied World

• Importance of Threat Actor Identification & Attribution
• Public/Private Sector Collaboration in Cases Involving Cybercrime & Nation State Attacks
• International Law Enforcement Information Sharing

1. Billy Evans (M), Kivu
2. Jon Ford, Mandiant
3. Stephen Ramey, IronGate Security
4. Al Saikali, Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP

• D & O Exposure for the Uninsured
• Ethical Decision Making for the Uninsured
• Professional Liability Implications, Especially for Lawyers
• What About the Policyholder Who Does Not Want to Make a Claim?

1. David Anderson (M), Woodruff Sawyer
2. Michael Bruemmer, Experian
3. Daniel Enriquez, Carlton Fields
4. Steve Greenawalt, CYBIR

• Duty of Care
• Vetting, Contracts & Auditing
• Forensics Implications
• Downstream Implications
• Conflicts Between Carriers
• Issues of Subrogation

1. Stu Panensky (M), Pierson Ferdinand LLP
2. Doug Howard, Pondurance
3. Lindsay Nickle, Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete, LLP
4. Becky Swanson, Hudson Insurance Group

• Protecting Brand & Reputation
• Balancing Legal Risk & Regulatory Disclosure Requirements with Reputational Risk
• Scrutiny on Impacted Businesses Post-Breach & Notification

1. Elissa Doroff (M), Mosaic Insurance
2. Ernest Koschineg, Cipriani & Werner PC
3. Domenic Paci, Equifax
4. Jamie Singer, FTI Consulting

• Data Recovery & the Importance of Back-Ups
• Insurance Coverage
• Financial Considerations
• Betterment

1. Scott Godes (M), Barnes & Thornburg LLP
2. Chris Halling-Brown, CyberClan
3. Michael Phillips, CFC
4. Ryan Rowbottom, PCS CIRT