Speakers
Presented By Amanda Blackburn
Businesses are increasingly reliant on technology, digital products and third-party services to conduct their operations, and all the while, cyber criminals and threat actors are becoming ever more sophisticated in their practices and wider reaching in their attacks.
Australian Law and the regulatory landscape are having to rapidly evolve to respond to this constantly changing landscape. One of these control measures has been to impose on organisations, stricter expectation to notify data breaches on time, or risk financial penalties.
Information and Data management businesses are one of many industries where the insurance market views the exposure as far greater than the premium, they are able to collect for the risk based on the fee income generated by their businesses services. This has historically made procuring cyber insurance for individual businesses (particularly SME) challenging if not almost unachievable or unviable.
In this session, you will not only gain insights into the evolving cyber risk landscape and compliance obligations but also explore the critical role of insurance in mitigating these risks. This session will equip you with the knowledge to navigate cyber insurance complexities and ensure your organisation is adequately protected in an increasingly volatile digital environment.
Nearing 20 years in the industry, and having experience across Private Client, Commercial, Corporate and scheme program design, placement and management, the last 6 years of her career has been focused on developing suitable risk transfer products for multi-member groups, digital delivery and leading Howdens Consumer business.