AGENDA

• An understanding of the more recent, and prevalent, cyber security threats
• An overview of legal, compliance and response obligations
• Strategies on dealing with hackers and media during a breach
• How to mount a response and what services and products to include

Panelists

1. Matthew Meade (M), Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
2. Tamara Ashjian, Tokio Marine HCC
3. Gregory Bautista, Mullen Coughlin LLC
4. Billy Evans, Kivu
5. Sam Huxley, LEVICK
6. Katherine Keefe, Marsh
7. Brookes Taney, Arete

• How do you fill the talent gap?
• Recruitment & Retention
• Expectations of Employee
• Mutual Benefits of Talent Development

Panelists

1. Jackie Lee (M), Validus
2. Gail Audibert, Audibert & Associates
3. Lindsay Cunney, Chubb

• Quantifying and reducing risk of cyber security incidents
• Maturity relative to segmented risk
• Financial considertations in calculating the ROI

Panelists

1. Doug Howard (M), Pondurance
2. Brian Thornton, ProWriters
3. Marc Voses, Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck, LLP

• Welcome
• Opening Remarks
• Opening Keynote

1. Mark Greisiger (M), NetDiligence
2. Josh Ladeau, Aspen Insurance
3. Josh Shapiro, Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

• A Review of the 2017 NetDiligence Cyber Claims Study
• Types of Claims Being Covered
• Examination of Cost
• Claims Notice and Claims Handling

1. John Mullen (M), Mullen Coughlin LLC
2. Beth Diamond, Beazley
3. Mark Greisiger, NetDiligence
4. Chris Novak, Verizon
5. John Spiehs, Swiss Re
6. Bradley Vatrt, Vantage Risk

• Where does cyber coverage hide in non-cyber polices?
• Intersections between cyber and property
• Intersection between cyber and manufacturing
• Interplay between cyber and crime coverages
• When does D&O come into play?

1. Meredith Schnur (M), Marsh
2. John Coletti, Coalition
3. Nick Economidis, Crum & Forster
4. Shannon Groeber, CFC
5. Christina Terplan, Atheria Law PC

• Background and latest developments for Part 500
• The role of the Part 500 FAQs
• Where to look for regulatory guidance
• The role of insurance in relation to Part 500

1. Paul Greene (M), Harter Secrest & Emery LLP
2. Adam Cottini, CrowdStrike
3. Reg Harnish, GreyCastle Security
4. Scott Morris, BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York

• Creation of Data
• Storage of Data
• Destruction of Data
• Assessing Data Management from an Insurance Perspective

1. Steve Anderson (M), Safety National
2. Kelli Artin, Ironshore
3. Doug Brush, Brush Cyber
4. Todd Marlin, Ernst & Young LLP

• Reputational Harm, Bodily Injury, etc
• Non Damages BI and Contingent BI
• Non Affirmative (Silent) Cyber
• Systemic Cyber Concerns
  

1. Tim Francis (M), Travelers
2. Brad Gow, Sompo
3. Laurie Kamaiko, Saul Ewing LLP
4. Christopher Keegan, Brown & Brown
5. Pascal Millaire, CyberCube

• The judicial role in resolving disputes in civil litigation
• The judicial perspective on cyber-related claims
• Best practices for litigants and clients before the judiciary
• Lessons learned
• The future of cyber litigation

1. Adam Losey (M), Losey PLLC
2. The Hon. Joy Flowers Conti, Chief Judge, U.S. District Court, Western District of PA
3. The Hon. Jonathan E. Hawley, U.S. Magistrate Judge, Central District of Illinois
4. The Hon. Anthony Porcelli, U.S. Magistrate Judge, Middle District of Florida

• Improving collaboration for the common cyber security good
• Understand past precedent for achieving greater inter-governmental and industry accord to solve grand risk challenges
• Other risk segments wherein the insurance industry has achieved its risk engineering potential
• Challenges inherent in the current cyber insurance marketplace
• How the insurance industry can overcome those challenges

1. Ronald Raether (M), Troutman Pepper
2. Wyatt Hoffman, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
3. Scott Kannry, Axio Global

• Toby Merrill Award of Excellence
  
• Keynote

1. Suzanne Spaulding, Center for Strategic and International Studies

• GDPR: Report on Early Days
• Asia & Australia
• Other regulatory changes
• Management of a True Multinational Cyber Breach

1. Dan Trueman (M), CFC
2. Ian Birdsey, Clyde & Co LLP
3. Oliver Brew, Lockton Re
4. Michael Bruemmer, Experian
5. Jason Glasgow, Allied World

• What is biometric information and how/why is it collected and used?
• Technology that collects biometric information
• Biometric privacy liability landscape
• Biometric privacy class action lawsuits
• Compliance with biometric privacy laws

1. Ernest Koschineg (M), Cipriani & Werner PC
2. Chris Dore, Edelson
3. Julia Jacobson, Arent Fox
4. Serge Jorgensen, Sylint
5. Matthew Webb, Hiscox

• Factors to be considered during the due diligence phase
• Current state of the market during integration
• Representations and warranties on cyber risk hygiene
• Best practices for risk management during the integration of systems

1. Robert Rosenzweig (M), Risk Strategies
2. David Lallouz, Tannenbaum Helpern Syracuse & Hirschtritt
3. Andrew Lea, CNA
4. Jessica Smith, Crypsis

• Internet of Things Up and Down the Distribution Chain
• Critical Infrastructure
• Industrial Control Systems (ICSs)
• Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)
• Coverage gaps and overlaps

1. Michael Tanenbaum (M), Chubb
2. Radhika Chaturvedi, Underwriters Laboratories
3. Josh Ladeau, Aspen Insurance
4. Simon Oddy, Baker Tilly
5. Robert Parisi, Munich Re

• What is blockchain technology?
• Disruptive Cases across industry sectors
• Security and Scalability
• Potential regulatory impact
• Cyber insurance opportunity
• Security failures and complications

1. Neeraj Sahni (M), Aon
2. Scott Diamond, Digital Asset Redemption
3. Cristina Dolan, Columbia University
4. Meghan Hannes, Beazley
5. Stephen Palley, Anderson Kill

• Behavioral Advertizing Risks and Practices: Wrongful Collection, Use and Sharing of PII
• Specific Privacy Liability Risks & Class Action Lawsuits
• Regulations and statutes that govern consumer data
• Industries most affected

1. Evan Fenaroli (M), Philadelphia Insurance Companies
2. Allison Ahroni, Aspen Insurance
3. Luke Tenery, Ankura
4. Steve Wernikoff, Honigman
5. John Yanchunis, Morgan & Morgan

• Integrating risk management into the insurance process
• Technological focus on current threats and priorities
• Governance and compliance within their role

1. Tom Gallo (M), AllClear ID
2. Todd Bearman, TE Information Systems
3. Mary Chaney, The Law Offices of Mary N. Chaney, P.L.L.C.
4. Anahi Santiago, ChristianaCare

• What is threat intelligence?
• What is the tangible value to carriers and enterprises?
• M&A Case Study

1. Vinny Sakore (M), Arete
2. Daimon Geopfert, RSM US LLP
3. Christian Lees, InfoArmor
4. Andy Sambandam, Clarip
5. Steve Timmerman, RedSeal

• Small Office Network Security Architecture and Pitfalls
• Assessments
• Coverage
• Pricing

1. Charlie Bernier (M), ECBM Cyber Insurance
2. Scott Patterson, Knox Corps
3. Chris Quirk, ARC MidAltantic Express & Surplus
4. Shawn Ram, Coalition
5. Scott Scheferman, Cylance

• Impact of company culture on the handling and outcome of a breach
• Understanding organizational culture to assess risk
• Organizational self-awareness to identify blindspots and improve incident response planning

1. Yosha DeLong (M), Mosaic Insurance
2. John Austin, Fielding Graduate University
3. Dave Navetta, Cooley LLP
4. Robert Olson, Navigant
5. Richard Sheridan, Berkley Cyber Risk Solutions

• Challenges of underwriting
• Unique vulnerabilities
• Cost of policies
• Regulatory oversight

1. John Farley (M), Gallagher
2. John Barrett, BDP International, Inc
3. Stephen Bergman, RSA
4. John Farley, Gallagher
5. David Molitano, Berkley Cyber Risk Solutions
6. Leigh Tuccio, Allianz

• How is "reasonable" defined?
• Example of risk based analysis process that substantiates the method
• Legal, regulatory and security best practices

1. Chris Cronin (M), HALOCK Security Labs
2. Rick Doten, Crumpton Group
3. Tim Marlin, The Hartford
4. Timothy Murphy, Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General
5. Bruce Radke, Polsinelli PC

• Security Standards
• Responding to a PCI Occurrence
• Unique Claims Issues
• Mobile Payments

1. Stu Panensky (M), Pierson Ferdinand LLP
2. Andrea Arias, FTC
3. Anthony Dolce, The Hartford
4. Ruston Miles, Bluefin Payments Systems
5. Carrie Parikh, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield

• Cyber Hygeine
• Password Security
• DDoS Protection

1. Russ Cohen (M), Redpoint Cybersecurity
2. Jag Bains, DOSarrest
3. Allison Baker, Dashlane
4. Nicholas Cramer, Symantec

• How models can be used to assess cyber exposures
• Assessment of an insured's (and carrier's) overall data aggregation exposure
• Tools and benchmarks for evaluating a risk for cyber insurance coverage

1. Kara Owens (M), Markel
2. Patrick Bousfield, Howden Re
3. Doug Clare, FICO
4. Tim Nunziata, Nationwide
5. Adam Sandler, Moody's RMS