Mohegan Sun, 11:30 AM - 5 PM
16 April
2024
2024
Immerse yourself in the knowledge shared by seasoned experts and thought leaders in the cybersecurity domain.
11:30-11:45
Welcome, Intros, Housekeeping
Laurissa Berk, Alexis Vaughn
11:45-12:15
Intro from CT Insurance Commissioner
Andrew Mais
12:15-12:20
Intro to Cyber Attack Scenario and explanation
Chris Brescia
12:20-1:20
Cyber Attack Simulation & Debrief
Cyber Attack Simulation
1:20-1:50
30 min Break
1:50-2:20
Readiness Panel
Moderator: Alexis Vaughn
Panelists: Chris Brescia, Craig Moss, Scott Pierce
2:20-2:50
Cyber Resiliency/Insurance Panel
Moderator: Chris Brescia
Panelists: Alexis Vaughn, Caitlin Alpern, Scott Garcia
2:50-3:00
10 min Break
3:00-3:30
Response Panel
Moderator: Alexis Vaughn
Panelists: Gregory Bautista, Amy Goldsmith, Nick Steinmann, Brian Neal
3:30-4:00
Recovery Panel
Moderator: Alexis Vaughn
Panelists: Scott Furr, Matthew Hogan, Michael Grabowski
4:00-4:10
10 min Break
4:10-4:35
Keynote Speaker
Isabelle Dumont
4:35-5:00
Keynote Speaker
Bill Etter
5:00–7:00
Networking Reception
This session demonstrates the complexities and visceral feel of a breach.
A discussion on what your organization needs to do to prepare, or ideally prevent, a cyber attack. Topics include training on phishing attacks, internal policies and procedures, and creating awareness on the emerging cyber threats.
"Cyber Insurance: Broker vs. Underwriting Perspective"
Cyber insurance needs to be a part of every organization's strategy for Cyber preparedness. This includes not only the insurance itself, but a plan to help mitigate fallout and damage from an operational, legal and reputational perspective.
Does your organization have an action plan in place? Gaming out scenarios in advance is crucial to being able to respond to an actual event. An understanding of communication protocols, as well as prescribed actions, will be critical to successfully mitigating damage from a cyber attack. In this session you will learn the importance of an incident response plan and who to contact when you are a victim of a cyber attack.
Points to Consider Before, During and After a Data Breach: the theme is Accountability
Whether it's tracing your crypto currency or simply emerging with systems and reputation intact, recovery can be an arduous process. As with response and resiliency, having key coverage, policies and procedures in place is critical to completing an comprehensive Cyber strategy. In this session you will hear real life scenarios on returning back to normal business operations following a cyber incident, by leveraging insurance and cyber professionals.
Cyber Risk and Security Data: Navigating Towards Enhanced Cyber Resilience
In an era where cyber threats loom large, the imperative for a unified defensive strategy is clear. This presentation will delve into the pivotal role of collaborative data-sharing among operational teams, security personnel, IT departments, cyber insurance providers, and executive management in strengthening cybersecurity. We will explore how the strategic exchange of data can not only validate security measures but also enhance an organization’s readiness, its ability to optimize cyber coverage, and its response and recovery from incidents. Data is the glue that allows these activities to build on each other and ultimately strengthen the cyber resilience of an organization.
We will discuss methodologies for quantifying cyber risk, establishing an organization’s risk tolerance, and leveraging comprehensive exposure data to refine financial models and conduct predictive 'what-if' analyses.
Participants will leave with actionable insights on initiating their journey towards heightened cyber resilience, equipped with the knowledge to harness data as a directional tool for superior cybersecurity outcomes and a clear understanding of how cyber insurance directly contributes to it.
Lessons from Crisis Leadership