It has been reported that Singapore organisations are among the most targeted in the world. This means that cyber insurance, once thought to be a relatively niche product and unnecessary for small companies, is now absolutely crucial for businesses of all sizes. But how does cyber insurance really help a client during an attack, and how are insurers and service providers evolving to meet the increasingly sophisticated ways in which threat actors work?
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What are we covering?
How insurers evaluate the risk factor that each potential insured presents.
The life cycle of a ransomware attack, and the many considerations that arise therefrom.
What kind of services does an insurer typically offer an insured that has come under attack, apart from indemnity payments?
In what circumstances would an insurer agree to a ransom payment, and what risks does this present?
How do insurers and their legal advisers deal with sanctions-related concerns when the threat actors are anonymous?
Whether you are a legal adviser considering cyber insurance for your company, a lawyer looking to offer breach response services, or an insurance practitioner getting to grips with the unique features of this product, this webinar is a golden opportunity to get these burning questions answered!
Panellists
Jessica Schappell (Claims Manager, Beazley)
Simon Moi (Head of Professional and Financial Risks, Asia, Markel)
Summer Montague (Partner, DAC Beachcroft)
Agenda
3.55 – 4.00 PM – Registration
4.00 – 4.10 PM - Introduction
4.10 – 4.25 PM – Assessing a Risk: Common Pitfalls Underwriters look for by Simon Moi
4.25 – 4.40 PM – Insured-Insurer Collaboration in Identifying and Addressing Vulnerabilities by Jessica Schappell
4.40 – 4.55 PM – The Lawyer’s Role in Breach Response: Strategies and Case Studies by Summer Montague
4.55 – 5.20 PM – Panel Discussion
5.20 – 5.30 PM – Q&A
Public CPD Points: 1.5
Practice Area: Corporate / Commercial
Training Level: General
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