CYBER LIABILITY RISKS SEMINAR Programme overview. THURSDAY 1 OCTOBER am 1.00pm Green Park Conference Centre, Reading

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1 CYBER LIABILITY RISKS SEMINAR Programme overview THURSDAY 1 OCTOBER am 1.00pm Green Park Conference Centre, Reading

2 JLT Specialty (JLT) would like to invite you to a highly informative technical briefing on cyber related risks that can pose considerable threat to the security and reputation of your business. With so much business now carried out online and across networks, vital information and web-based applications are increasingly vulnerable. While loss of mission-control data can be catastrophic, businesses also face regulatory enforcement where privacy and security related controls are breached. Unauthorised use of computer networks, identity theft, spyware, phishing and malicious code are some of the risks posed by those with harmful intent. However, operator errors and network outages can be equally disruptive. JLT has a well established reputation for innovation in cyber and IT risk control and expert knowledge of the communications and technology sectors. For the seminar JLT has assembled a team of legal, IT and criminal intelligence experts to help you implement strategies to fight this growing risk to your business and our economy. WHO SHOULD ATTEND This seminar programme is designed to ensure company directors are aware of and fully understand their liabilities should their company suffer a cyber related crime. LOCATION Green Park Conference Centre 100 Longwater Avenue Green Park Reading Berkshire RG2 6GP Click here to see a map REGISTRATION Click here to register for this seminar. CONTACT Lianne Street +44 (0) lianne_street@jltgroup.com

3 AGENDA Registration & Coffee Introduction Peter Cant, Head of the Reading Risk Practice at JLT Specialty will discuss recent news headlines to illustrate the damage cyber related crimes have already presented to business and the economy Investigation and reporting cyber crime Fighting cyber crime has become a strategic priority for the Police. Craig Jones is Head of South East Regional Cyber-crime/eForensic Units. Craig will be talking exclusively about the cyber-crime programme for Law Enforcement in the UK, including: The impact such attacks are having on UK commerce The work being done to improve business resilience and the potential opportunities Implications for insurers The legal landscape Cyber-crime & cyber liability (legal risks and remedies) Cyber-attacks can quickly have a serious commercial impact on your business, but what are your potential legal liabilities and how can you mitigate those risks? Looking at both internal and external threats and issues, from the contractual risks of business interruption to data protection breaches and theft of IP, David Ashcroft and Rob Cobley will help you to assess your cyber risk profile and develop a business and recovery plan to limit your legal risk Cyber essentials scheme Taking steps to keep information secure in your business can seem confusing, complicated and expensive. The UK Government s new Cyber Essentials Scheme represents a significant change in this. Now, the top 5 technical controls have been identified as the basics all companies should implement. Dr Emma Phillpott, from IASME will describe the Cyber Essentials scheme and what it involves Coffee and networking Information protection: Kicking the habit On average it takes from 18 days to 8 months for a new habit to form depending on the person and the circumstances. Kevin Bailey from UK based security company, Clearswift will discuss how a new era of adaptive data prevention technologies can address bad habits and run simultaneously alongside your planning, behavioural adjustments and structured implementation of regulations and data protection policies without impairing business efficiency. Kevin will cover: How speed, decisiveness and intensity can create more damage than good How to challenge the unaware and unmanageable How blocking sensitive data flow impairs your business How to protect and educate are not mutually exclusive Managing the risk Lauren Cisco from JLT Specialty specialises in helping clients manage cyber and IT risk. She will explain the various approaches that can be taken to: Manage cyber risk crime Ensure appropriate insurance protection is in place Discuss the different types of insurance cover available Discuss how some of the examples provided may or may not be covered Q&A session 12:10 Buffet lunch and networking Close

4 SPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES PETER CANT Peter is head of the Reading Risk Practice of specialist insurance broking and risk management consultants,. He has over 30 years of experience working in the corporate insurance market helping clients understand their business risks. LAUREN CISCO Lauren specialises in cyber, technology and media E&O risk transfer advisory. She excels at delivering a broad range of brokerage activities to clients across all industries with respect to cyber risk, including exposure assessment, wording negotiation, structure and placement of coverage, and claims guidance and assistance. CRAIG JONES Regional Organised Crime Unit (ROCU) Craig was appointed Head of South East Regional Cyber Crime/eForensic Units in July 2013, with a remit to deliver regional cyber-crime investigation team and EForensic Unit. He has previously been involved in police forensic management for 11 years both in local forces and regionally. He has worked in the private sector in the telecommunications industry, during this time he set up and managed one of the first national investigation teams. DR EMMA PHILPOTT IASME Consortium Limited Emma is Director and CEO of the IASME Consortium Ltd, a company which focuses on information assurance for small companies. IASME worked with the UK government to develop the Cyber Essentials scheme and then was one of the first two Accreditation Bodies for the associated assessment. IASME has certified more than 300 companies against this scheme to date. KEVIN BAILEY Clearswift Limited Kevin Bailey is a renowned strategic markets expert with over 20 years experience in information security and data protection. Currently the Vice President-Market Strategy for Clearswift Ltd, a UK-based security company, Kevin is responsible for all go-to-market planning, analyst and influencer relations, and strategic partnership engagements. Kevin has authored numerous papers on industry related topics and is regularly invited to speak at international events. RICHARD MORGAN Richard is a Partner, Head of Litigation and Head of the firm s Defence, Security and Forces sector services. Richard provides assistance to the Export Council of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA). He is a board member of the Herefordshire Security and Defence Group. He has presented on security and defence issues at Counter Terror Expo, Olympia; IFSEC at London Excel; Cyber Security Showcase at the British Embassy in Vienna, and the Emerging Europe Conference with UKTI. DAVID ASHCROFT David is a consultant in the commercial department. After qualifying he spent 20 years in Holborn and the City in both private practice and commerce undertaking ship finance and sale and purchase work and international trade generally. He now works primarily with clients in the security and defence industries with a particular interest in secure military satellite communications and the provision of related IT support services. ROB COBLEY Rob is a partner in the intellectual property and technology team. Rob s specialist practice includes advising clients from small owner managed businesses to large international telecoms providers on all aspects of IT law and intellectual property. With a technology background Rob regularly advises clients on data protection, cyber-crime and cyber-liability related issues.

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