Cyber has risen starkly up the risk registers and board agendas of most types and size of organisation in recent years.

This event, taking place in London and online, will explore cyber risks, governance and board scenarios.

Organised as an interactive session, the format includes an expert panel, interactive discussion, as well as informal networking.

Invited panellists are:

• NCSC – Cub Llewelyn-Davies, has been at the National Cyber Security Centre (part of GCHQ), since 2017. His roles have included building resilience across civil society and developing the inaugural citizen resilience programme following the unprecedented shift to home working at the start of the pandemic, before being seconded to Whitehall to provide advice to Ministers and Senior Civil Servants on digital, cyber and national security policy issues. Cub now leads a team focussed on improving how cyber risk is embedded within organisations existing business strategy and governance mechanisms and working with the cyber insurance industry to ensure it’s a force for good in the overall resilience of the UK.
• Cyemptive – Jim Fasone is an industry veteran and senior risk management/ insurance executive who has spent most of his career in the risk and insurance sectors. As Chief Risk Officer of Cyemptive, Fasone is responsible for Cyemptive’s enterprise risk function and strategic risk transfer partnerships. His focus is on creating unique go to market strategies leveraging strategic partnerships and utilising various alternative risk structures. He works with some of the industry’s best brokers and underwriters to help mitigate the cybersecurity threats. Fasone brings with him more than 30 years of extensive experience in risk management, insurance brokerage, mergers and acquisitions, as well as creating unique scalable programs in the technology, healthcare and financial services sectors. His expertise includes enterprise risk management, strategic partnerships, go to market strategies, product development, mergers and acquisitions, and operational and process improvement.
• Gallagher – Nick Barker joined the Gallagher Cyber Practice in 2015 and was promoted to Practice Leader in 2022. He is responsible for managing Gallagher’s global placements and assists major clients with their complex cyber risks across all industry verticals. He helps organisations identify and understand their cyber risk, develop risk management strategies and execute risk transfer solutions effectively. Nick has experience building cyber insurance programmes up to $500m for some of the world’s largest global Financial Institutions, public sector and technology businesses, specialising in difficult placements involving risk management.
• Sharing their board level experience of cyber scenarios and governance good practices are Deborah O’Neill and Susanne Alfs

Timings:

• 5:45pm – In-person attendee arrivals  (informal networking and refreshments)
• 6:15pm –  Online attendees join & Panel introduced
• 7:15pm – Informal networking (light catering & refreshments provided for those in-person)
• 8:00pm – Session close

To Attend: 

To attend, you will need to select the relevant ticket option and complete the registration form.

If you are attending online, dial-in details will be distributed the day before the event.

If you are attending in-person, please aim to arrive at the venue between 5:45pm-6:00pm.