Kim Peretti moderated and Sean Hyatt spoke at this seminar hosted by Alston & Bird. The Department of Homeland Security has taken an active role in the growing interest in cyber insurance, holding several public roundtables and workshops since October 2012 to examine the ability of insurance carriers to offer relevant cyber risk coverage. The latest insurance industry working session occurred in April and was followed by a Readout Report issued this summer addressing key issues related to insurance for cyber-related critical infrastructure loss. We were pleased to host this discussion with Tom Finan, a member of the DHS team intimately involved in these workshops and reports. In our discussion, we addressed key issues and challenges with the evolving cyber insurance market, including a summary of the latest Readout Report findings, differences with critical infrastructure and non-critical infrastructure markets, first-party vs. third-party cybersecurity insurance coverage, the importance of cybersecurity coverage from a legal perspective and practical considerations in obtaining the appropriate coverage for your organization.
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This program is approved for one hour of CLE credit. CLE credit is provided for California, Georgia, Illinois, Missouri, New York and Texas. Additional states are available upon request.
This seminar is also pre-approved for 1 CPE credit. Attendees requesting CPE credit will need to self-report after the event by filling out the CPE Submission Form on the IAPP website once you have logged into your privacyassociation.org account.
For more information, please email Lauren DeVingo at lauren.devingo@alston.com.
September 11, 2014
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
The Atlantic Building I 950 F Street, NW I Washington, DC 20004