Confronting the Cyber Risk Landscape: How Cyber Liability Insurance can Help Business
Description
In an era where cyber threats loom larger than ever, financial services professionals are at the forefront of seeking robust strategies to mitigate these risks. This webinar, part of our 2024 Captives series, delves into the critical role of Cyber Liability Insurance in safeguarding businesses against the financial repercussions of cyber incidents. Attendees will gain invaluable insights into the evolving cyber risk landscape, understand the nuances of cyber liability coverage, and learn how to effectively integrate these policies within a captive insurance framework. This session is essential for professionals aiming to fortify their organisations against cyber vulnerabilities, ensuring financial resilience and operational continuity in the digital age.
Content
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Overview of cyber risks
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Misunderstanding of cyber risk exposure
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The role captive insurance can play to provide a degree of protection
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How AI has the potential to accelerate cyber risks
Presenter
Eric Alter BA (Hons)Vice President – Corporate/Commercial Risk & Cyber Engagement Leader at Marsh LTD |
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Eric has been with March since 2007 and is the Risk & Cyber Engagement Leader for Marsh’s Corporate & Commercial business. He has in excess of 30 years risk management experience and has worked across a broad range of industry sectors. Eric specialises in engaging with clients around cyber & more recently AI risks and he works to demystify both areas and demonstrate how they interact with virtually all areas of a business. Eric also has a detailed knowledge of the ever evolving ESG agenda. Eric works to ensures that people and organisations take a proportional and value focussed approach to risk management and that it feeds into both the insurance and governance journeys. In addition to this he is a Mantal Health First Aider and also runs an ongoing risk management training programme for Marsh. In his personal life he lives in North West London and has been married to Marsha for 37 years. They have a married daughter (and their first grandchild!) and a soon to be married son. |