2014

Opening Remarks

David Bradford of Advisen (US)

Morning Keynote

Michael Gazeley of Network Box Corporation (Hong Kong)

Cyber Insurance Market Metrics

Advisen’s assessment of the cyber insurance market, including current size, growth rate, and premium potential will be presented.

David Bradford of Advisen (US)

Cyber Risk Management: Special Research Findings

A presentation of the findings from Advisen and Zurich’s analysis of the cyber risk market in the Asia/Pacific region.

Lori Bailey of Zurich (US)

Networking Break

Cyber Risk Management Perspectives [panel discussion]

A growing number of organizations recognize that network security is not exclusively an IT function. This session will examine how various types of organizations are organizing their cyber risk management efforts. Additionally, panelists will discuss their experiences with and perceptions of cyber insurance products, and discuss whether the insurance industry is responding effectively to their needs and concerns.

David Bradford of Advisen (US) Moderator

Geetha Kanagasingam of Barclays (Singapore)

Elizabeth Queen of Wolters Kluwer (Malaysia)

Data Breach Table Top [mock breach interactive demonstration]

Responding appropriately to a breach can make the difference between a manageable event with minimal financial consequences and a disaster resulting in an impaired reputation and lost business, as well as potential remediation costs, fines and litigation costs.  This mock network security breach will bring together all the various functions involved in a breach response to provide the audience with a realistic view into what really happens when a company experiences loss data or a disruption in business due to a security breach, with panelists offering their insights into breach response best practices.

Ted Kobus of BakerHostetler (US) Moderator

Franck Baron of International SOS (Singapore)

Peter Glanville of Kroll Advisory Solutions (Hong Kong)

Daniel Holman of BAE Systems Applied Intelligence (Australia)

David Piesse of GuardTime (Hong Kong)

Sarah Stabler of Baldwin Boyle Shand (Singapore)

Conference Luncheon

Cyber BI and CBI [panel discussion]

Business interruption due to a cyber event – either involving a company’s own servers, or those of a supply chain partner – is potentially one of the most significant risks facing companies today. This session will examine various business interruption and contingent business interruption scenarios, with panelists offering expert insights into loss avoidance, loss mitigation and insurance strategies.

Stella Tse of Marsh (Hong Kong) Moderator

Peter Glanville of Kroll Advisory Solutions (Hong Kong)

Angel Kuan of Lockton (Singapore)

Emily Poh of AIG (Singapore)

Ronak Shah of JLT Specialty (Singapore)

Update on APAC Privacy Regulations [panel discussion]

A panel of regulators, lawyers and underwriters will examine current and pending developments in privacy legislation and regulation, discuss the consequences of noncompliance, and offer practical insights as to how to achieve and maintain compliance.

Matt Clarke of AIG (Australia) Moderator

Mark Anderson of DAC Beachcroft (New Zealand)

Vanessa Kilner of Clyde & Co. (Singapore)

Stanley Wong of ACE (Hong Kong)

Networking Break

The Future of Cyber Insurance [two-person interview]

In a one-on-one dialogue with Advisen’s Dave Bradford, Stephen Wares of Marsh will discuss current and emerging exposures such as property damage from cyber events, intellectual property loss, and “The Internet of Things,” and will explain how insurers are responding to them.

David Bradford of Advisen (US) Moderator

Stephen Wares of Marsh (UK)

Managing Global Cyber Risk [panel discussion]

The Internet knows no borders, and even companies without a strong international presence may find they are exposed to the privacy and data security laws of foreign countries. Risk managers of multinational companies need to assess their global cyber risk, and to respond with appropriate risk management strategies. This may include cyber insurance products, with programs structured to comply with local insurance and tax regulations. Panelists will discuss best practices in managing foreign cyber risks, and provide practical insights into maximizing the benefits of insurance under various real-life scenarios.

Ian Pollard (New Zealand) Moderator

Daniel Holman of BAE Systems Applied Intelligence (Australia)

Cameron McLisky of AIG (Singapore)

Marcel Van Peenen of Zurich (Singapore)

Murray Wood of Aon (Singapore)

Closing Remarks

David Bradford of Advisen

Cyber Risk Network Launch Reception sponsored by ACE