Interactive IBM Security^TM Tabletop Workshop

Limited space - apply upon registration Develop the knowledge and steps required to prepare for your organization’s worst day with an intense, immersive experience that provides critical cybersecurity and leadership skills in a simulated and gamified environment. This one-of-a-kind session will be led by an elite squad of experts from IBM® X-Force® Command skilled in training organizations in crisis response – including teams from many of the world’s largest banks, intelligence agencies, and top energy and technology companies. This exclusive first-come-first-served session is reserved for a maximum of 80 select conference delegates.

Welcoming Cocktail Reception Sponsored by AXA XL

Breakfast

Welcome and Acknowledgements

Dignitary Introduction and Opening Address

IBM Security^TM Tabletop Workshop Takeaways

A recap from yesterday's cyber tabletop simulation. Representatives from IBM® X-Force® Command and select session participants share key highlights and learnings from this exclusive experience with the broader conference attendee group.

Speaking the Same Language: Bridging the Gaps Between Boards, CISOs, CROs & CLOs

Stakeholders in the C-Suites and Boards of organizations, as well as the team members who support cybersecurity functions, frequently view the cyber risks to their organizations through very different lenses, and speak about those risks in different ways. These differences can lead to profound gaps in understanding those risks and the measures that are appropriate to mitigate them, which increases the likelihood that the organization will suffer both indirect and direct harms. With stakes so high, effective CISOs need to align cybersecurity strategies with the goals and objectives of the organization with the full support of the Board and C-Suite. Please join us for a discussion of strategies for overcoming the challenges that organizations face in mitigating cybersecurity risks in today’s world.

Networking Break Sponsored by RSA Security

Concurrent Session A: Emerging Coverage and Claim Trends

Cyber risk continues to be the amorphous and seemingly indefensible threat facing businesses of all types and sizes, and insurers are continually tailoring their policies to respond to the ever-changing environment. It is imperative that we stay on top of emerging cyber trends and prepare ourselves accordingly. Join this panel of experts as they provide an overview of the emerging cyber risk coverage and claim trends - what we can expect and how best to prepare for it. Audience Q&A is encouraged.

Concurrent Session B: The CISO Perspective

We often hear conflicting messages on what CSO/CISOs experience in the real world. Three CISOs share their candid views, concerns, lessons and strategies for managing digital risk as part of this world class panel. Hear how top security leaders handle the evolving cyber risk challenges, where they are focusing their attention today and what to expect of this dynamic and fast-moving threat landscape. Don't miss out on the conversation.

Lunch

The InsurWave Story: Transforming the Supply Chain and Improving Cyber Security in One Fell Swoop

In 2018, EY, Guardtime and industry participants launched the first marine insurance blockchain platform. By connecting participants in a secure, private network with an accurate, immutable audit trail and services to execute processes, the platform establishes a first of its kind digital insurance value chain. Be in the room to hear from the solution architects and join in the discussion on why this is only the beginning.

Case Studies That Will Keep You Awake at Night

Keeping on top of the most important trends in cyber security is challenging not only because of lack of data, but because of the sheer quantity and varied nature of it. Be in the room and hear from renowed experts as they discuss the top cyber threat case studies that keep even the highest-level cyber security leaders awake at night. This panel will discuss a variety of cyber threat case studies from elaborate human engineering schemes to negligence, impact on reputations, court decisions/legal, policy wording/coverages and technological/governance lessons learned.

Networking Break Sponsored by Kroll

The Emerging Threat Landscape, a Conversation

Cocktail Reception Sponsored by Deloitte

Breakfast

Digital Transformation: The Promises and Challenges of Fintech and Banking

The digital disruption caused by this new era has changed the way businesses and financial institutions, such as banks and insurance companies, are now having to deal with the services they provide to their customers. While the end result is now creating a better, faster and more efficient way for those services to be utilised by organizations and regulators alike, they also present several problems which require tackling, including AML and cyber risk.

Deploying Cyber Capital in Bermuda

The Bermuda market has long been known for its expertise in natural catastrophe and specialty coverage of matching capital to risk and is proudly referred to as the ‘World’s Risk Capital’. It’s no surprise this winning formula is being deployed in Cyber. And, the Bermuda market is playing a key role in the development of cyber reinsurance. The innovative, agile, and entrepreneurial attributes of the Bermuda market are well aligned to develop and build scale of cyber coverages with the power of Bermuda capital, capacity and expertise. Bermuda based re/insurers and leading global re/insurers with Bermuda platforms rely on a responsive regulatory environment for new product development and world-respected regulation. The rapidly evolving cyber coverages, including a market move to stand-alone products, will require participants to leverage their market positions and continually adapt to the changing uncertain nature of cyber protection, particularly in the tremendous, cyber protection gap space of small-to-medium enterprises. The Association of Bermuda Insurers & Reinsurers (ABIR) will moderate a panel of Bermuda insurance, reinsurance and regulatory executives to explore the dynamics of matching cyber risk to capital.

Networking Break

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: The View from the Captain’s Chair

For good and bad, our dependence on cyberspace is firmly established and ever evolving. New technologies provide new social, political, and economic opportunities, as well as increased dependence and, in turn, unexpected vulnerabilities. But the news isn't all bad. There are also opportunities to be seized. Those sitting high atop their Captains' Chairs not only see an industry's susceptibilities and hazards but also new directions for defense and resiliency on the horizon. This panel of Captains relays their views of the day-to-day realities and constraints and shares their perspectives on changes visible on the horizon and farther off.

Lunch with Exhibitors

ICRMC Bermuda ends