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Career Pathways for Students

Career Pathways for Young Professionals

1. Alexandra Albro, ESET
2. Caroline Alvarez, Insurance Training Center
3. Emily Audibert, Emily Audibert Associates
4. Gail Audibert, Audibert & Associates
5. Jennifer Beckage, The Beckage Firm
6. Derek Berger, Arctic Wolf
7. Allie Bohan, FTI Consulting
8. Brian Choi, Guidewire
9. Casie Collignon, BakerHostetler
10. Matt Cullina, TransUnion
11. Dave Cunningham, Alvaka
12. Cristina Dolan, PrimeRadiant
13. Mark Eggleston, Corporation Service Company.
14. Billy Evans, Kivu
15. Rich Gatz, Arch Insurance
16. Max Henderson, Kroll
17. Jenna Keesee, Surefire Cyber
18. Laura Kerns, Conner Strong & Buckelew
19. Daniel Larimore, Equifax
20. Josie Lee, CNA
21. Kelly Lee, Ascot Group
22. Megan Miller, Spencer Educational Foundation
23. Sadia Mirza, Troutman Pepper Locke
24. Timothy Murphy, Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General
25. Prashant Pai, KnowBe4
26. Jaime Palumbo, Corvus Insurance
27. Stu Panensky, Pierson Ferdinand LLP
28. James Perry, CrowdStrike
29. Eric Robinson, KLDiscovery
30. Donna Ross, Radian Group Inc.
31. Anahi Santiago, ChristianaCare
32. Judy Selby, Tittmann Weix
33. Rich Servillas, RSM US LLP
34. Karl Sharman, Forgepoint Capital
35. Richard Sheridan, Berkley Cyber Risk Solutions
36. Monica Shokrai, Google
37. Melissa Siebert, Cozen O'Connor
38. Tracey Vispoli, Berkley Cyber Risk Solutions
39. Ayesha West, WTW

Keynote Remarks by Theresa Payton: Empowering Leadership: Navigating Challenges in Privacy, Security, and Resilience

Following her remarks, Ms. Payton will be signing copies of her book,

Manipulated: Inside the Cyberwar to Hijack Elections and Distort the Truth

1. Emily Johnston, iCONECT
2. Laurie Kamaiko, Saul Ewing LLP
3. Theresa Payton, Fortalice Solutions

1. Lori Bailey, AXIS
2. Heather Osborne, NetDiligence

1. Doug Howard (M), Pondurance
2. Niloofar Razi Howe, Pondurance

1. Michael Bruemmer (M), Experian
2. Mark Greisiger, NetDiligence

1. An Overview of the Newly Released 2024 NetDiligence Cyber Claims Study
2. Report from the Trenches
3. Future Predictions

1. Alyssa Watzman (M), Constangy Cyber
2. Diane Fazzolari, AXA XL
3. Katherine Heaton, Beazley
4. Jaime Palumbo, Corvus Insurance
5. Carolyn Purwin Ryan, Mullen Coughlin LLC

Westfield High School sextortion, Hong Kong funds transfer, Scarlett Johansson? Who knows what we will be talking about in October?! Join our panel as they discuss recent scenarios that highlight the new risks and exposures AI presents.

1. John Farley (M), Gallagher
2. Hart Brown, Future Point of View
3. Nabil Hannan, NetSPI
4. Ellie Ludlam, Pinsent Masons LLP
5. Abigail Oliver, Ascot Group

1. Innovations in Ransomware Prevention
2. Improvements & Evolution of Top Controls: EDR, MFA, Back-Ups
3. Refinements in Combatting Social Engineering
4. Impacts on Incident Response

1. Jason Glasgow (M), Allied World
2. Ben Carr, Halcyon
3. Franz Fiorim, TrendAI
4. Kevin Golas, HaystackID
5. Melissa Ventrone, Clark Hill PLC

1. Sustainability of the Market
2. Stability & Scope of Coverage
3. Sustainable Pricing in the Cyber Market
4. Evolution of Risks
5. New Entrants & Facilities

1. Brian Lewis (M), Lockton Re
2. Killian Brady, Resilience
3. Matt Chmel, Aon
4. Jeff Kulikowski, Westfield Specialty
5. Simon Shreeve, CyberCube

1. Reasons for the Continuing Surge in Class Actions & Mass Arbitrations
2. Trends in Dispositive Motion Practice & Class Certification Motion Practice
3. Mediation Trends: Structure of Settlements, Common Fund, Claims Made
4. Impact of Litigation Trends on the Procurement of Insurance
   
   
   
   

1. Allen Sattler (M), Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete, LLP
2. Doug Brush, Brush Cyber
3. Bridget Quinn Choi, Woodruff Sawyer
4. Robert Flowers, Travelers
5. Gregory Haroutunian, The Arnold Law Firm

1. How Vendor Panels are Developed
2. Policyholder Risk Assessment
3. Matching Vendors to Client's Cybersecurity Needs
4. Impact on Renewals
5. CISO Involvement

1. Erin Burns (M), CRC Group
2. Allen Blount, Risk Strategies
3. Tiffany Calhoun, Allianz Commercial
4. Richard Savage, Tokio Marine HCC
5. Michelle Waldron, Beazley Security

1. Aggregation and Accumulation Concerns
2. Portfolio Perspective & Cat Loading
3. Underwriting & Pricing for Third Party Exposures
4. Resulting Shift to Reinsurance Buying Strategies
5. 1/1 Outlook in in Post-CrowdStrike World

1. Erica Davis (M), Guy Carpenter
2. AJ Dharma-Wardana, Envelop Risk
3. Julien Galzy, SCOR
4. Diana Liu, Coalition Re
5. Douglas Stromberg, Guidewire

1. Update on Current Actions: Is the SEC accomplishing what it set out to do?
2. Maturation of Our Understanding of Requirements: Defining Materiality
3. Breach Counsel & Security Lawyers: Relationship and Solutions
4. What to Expect After Notice is Filed
5. Management Liability Concerns: D&O Exposure
   
   
   
   

1. Craig Hoffman (M), BakerHostetler
2. David Axelrod, Ballard Spahr
3. Esther Birnbaum, Interactive Brokers LLC
4. Lisa Sotto, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLC
5. David Spitzer, Amwins

1. Insight into the Deployment of AI Across Cybersecurity Venues
2. Real-World Applications & Challenges
3. Data Mining & Post-Breach Management
4. Risks of Over-Reliance on AI Without Proper Oversight & Vetting
5. Impact on Speed, Efficiency, Cost in Cybersecurity & Incident Response
   
   
   
   
   

1. Stephen Boyce (M), The Cyber Doctor LLC
2. Matthew Ahrens, Charles River Associates
3. Blair Dawson, McDonald Hopkins LLP
4. Anshu Gupta, Integreon
5. Anju Owad, Brown & Brown

• NetDiligence Toby Merrill Awards
• Keynote: Building a Resilient Future: Mitigating Cyber Risks in an Increasingly Digital World

1. Valerie Cofield, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

1. Tim Marshall (M), Munich Re
2. Souki Chahid, Guy Carpenter
3. Joe Niemczyk, Markel
4. Juliet White, Vantage Risk

1. Internal Challenges to Identify & Mitigation Privacy Risk Exposures
2. Gaining a Clear Assessment of Risk
3. Disconnect Between Legal & Marketing Departments
4. Impact of Chevron Ruling on Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
5. Working with the Policyholder to Get Cyber Ready

1. Ben Goodman (M), CyRisk
2. Kimberly Holmes, Dykema
3. Nadia Hoyte, USI Insurance Services
4. Maria Long, Resilience
5. Jorge Zelaya, Atmosera

1. Adam Malone (M), Kroll
2. Mee Choi, AEGIS Insurance Services
3. Daniel Gaeta, GuidePoint Security
4. Steven McElwee, PJM Interconnection
5. Natalia Santiago, Howden

1. Patrick Bousfield (M), Howden Re
2. Tony Gaidhane, Booz Allen
3. Luke Johnson, Canopius
4. EJ Kim, Atheria Law
5. Rachel Lavender, Marsh

1. Resolution
2. Recovery
3. Prevention

1. Kamran Salour (M), Lewis Brisbois
2. Luke Emrich, Surefire Cyber
3. Jeffrey Hunter, FBI
4. Theresa Le, Booz Allen
5. Jordan Morgan, Cipriani & Werner PC

1. Joshua Mooney (M), Kennedys
2. Ronald Dufresne, Haub School of Business at Saint Joseph’s University
3. Florence Lishansky, Sompo
4. Kyra Smerkanich, Saul Ewing LLP
5. Margaux Weinraub, Marsh McLennan Agency

1. Eric Allen (M), AXIS
2. Anthony Dolce, The Hartford
3. Josh MacDonald, Elpha Secure
4. Nir Perry, Cyberwrite
5. Jacqueline Spencer-Sim, Hamilton Insurance Group

Learn about the evolving ransomware landscape and attack vectors/methods. 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. Sherri Davidoff (M), LMG Security
2. Shawn Fleury, Kivu, Part of Quorum Cyber
3. Heath Renfrow, Fenix24
4. Vinny Sakore, Arete
5. Daniel Tobok, CYPFER

Community Trivia Night Benefitting the Toby Merrill Scholarship Program

Join us for an evening of fun and fundraising at Cyber Risk Summit Philadelphia!

Many in our community have played online trivia with Nate Spurrier.

Now we are bringing this event live and on-site to Philadelphia!

Up to 40 teams will compete for great prizes!

1. Safeer Mohammed (M), Crum & Forster
2. Harriet Bateman, MDD Forensic Accountants
3. Lee Trotter, MOXFIVE
4. Julia Verdi, At-Bay
5. Jane Warring, Zelle LLP

1. Michael McLaughlin (M), Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC
2. Tony Anscombe, ESET
3. Alexandra Bretschneider, Johnson Kendall Johnson
4. Ed Dubrovsky, CYPFER
5. David Molitano, Berkley Cyber Risk Solutions

1. Access to Capital
2. Getting Capacity We Need to Meet Projected Demand
3. Understanding Systemic Risk & Aggregation Potential
4. Event Definitions
5. Cyber ILS & Other Initiatives to Support the Industry

1. Bethany Vohlers (M), Moody's RMS
2. Jasper Goring, Gallagher Re
3. Robert Parisi, Munich Re
4. Christopher Shafer, Odyssey Reinsurance Company
5. Joanna Syroka, Fermat Capital Management LLC