We will provide a high-level overview of the most common cyber security requirements required by insurance carriers, and what you can implement to ensure compliance and minimize your insurance premiums.  We will discuss why these are being required, how to implement these changes, how to overcome concerns related to their usage and budget recommendations.

As business data has become immensely valuable to criminal organizations, techniques to steal this data have exploded in scale and effectiveness.  As insured losses increase, insurance carriers are now requiring businesses to implement best practices for data and system security prior to approving coverage.  Many businesses feel that they're not a target of hackers;  "we're too small" to be targeted (they're not) or "we don't have any important data" (there's always somebody that wants access to your data) are comments that we hear frequently. 

Smaller firms often spend less money protecting themselves (making it easier for hackers to gain entry), and while they may not want your data, they know that you can't do your job if you can't access your data. Every firm needs to know how to protect themselves.

Learning Objectives:

• Attendees will learn about new insurance requirements, liabilities, and the reason for these more stringent requirements.

• Attendees will learn how to evaluate existing technology solutions and how to determine adequacy through a GAP Analysis.

• Attendees  will learn how to develop a strategy for cost effectively remediating and hardening technology systems.

• Attendees will learn about the ongoing service and support necessary to support these new compliance measures and how it will reduce liability.

CEUs:
1 LU CEU

Cost:
AIA, Assoc., Allied, and NOMA Members: Free
Non-Members: $10.00