EVENT
Cybersecurity: Debunking the Myths – JAN 31, 2018
January 31, 2018 New York, NY
2:30 pm EST
The cybersecurity landscape can seem overwhelming. Join our panelists for a conversation that takes a realistic approach to protecting your data, debunking many common myths along the way. Topics discussed include:
- Separating signal from noise to undertand the current threat landscape
- The role of law enforcement in cybersecurity incidents
- Cyber insurance
- The evolving role of the CISO
Event Speakers
- Douglas Brush, Director, Cyber Investigations, Kivu Consulting
- Brad Carpenter, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation Cyber Division
- Dominick Cirelli, Jr., Deputy General Counsel, North America Region, Coface
- Kevin M. Clark, Litigation Support Manager / eDiscovery, Information Privacy, Security, and Governance Attorney, Thompson & Knight LLP
- Rebecca Ledingham, Director of Cyber & Physical Intelligence Center, Mastercard
- Kevin Treuberg, Director of Forensic Services, CDS (Moderator)
About the Putting Insights into Practice Program
Putting Insights into Practice is an invitation-only series of panels taking place on January 30th and 31st, 2018 that will feature leading thinkers from the worlds of law and technology. Each one-hour panel is designed to provide attendees with an educational experience that incorporates engaging panelists and interactive round table elements in a state of the art conference environment. The goal of each panel is to provide attendees with actionable insights that they can apply to their legal technology practice.
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WEBINAR JAN 18 – How Pre-emptive Services Mitigate Breach Risk
January 18, 2018
8am – 9am PST
With the frequency and severity of data breaches on the rise across all U.S. industry verticals in 2017 and no signs of change on the horizon going into 2018, there has never been a more important time for every size organization to think about the risk mitigation and prevention services and tools available in the market today.
This panel will discuss the full gamut of cyber risk prevention services and tools. Panelists Include:
Adam Cottini – Managing Director of Gallagher’s Cyber Liability Practice and a member of Gallagher’s Management Liability Practice.
Kim Holmes – Vice President, Healthcare, Cyber Liability & Emerging Risks for TDC Specialty Underwriters, The Doctors Company Group.
Winston Krone – Global Managing Director of Kivu Consulting and a cyber expert in post-breach litigation.
Sean Hoar – Partner in the Portland office of Lewis Brisbois and chair of the Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice. Kivu, Lewis Brisbois, Gallagher, and TDC
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2018 University of California San Francisco Law Review Symposium
January 26, 2018 UCSF, Fromm Hall
8:30am – 6pm PST
660 Parker Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94117
Adam DeMonaco will be speaking on the panel “Breach: The Epidemic of Data Insecurity” at the 2018 Law Review Symposium – University of San Francisco School of Law.
This panel will discuss the threat and reality of data breach and explain why it should be a concern for everyone. For consumers in the Digital Age, using digital services means disclosing personally identifiable information (PII) and having that information stored indefinitely. When data breaches occur, consumers instantly lose control of their private information. Highly publicized data breaches illustrate how customer frustration, loss of trust, as well as the risk of identity theft and financial troubles may flow from the loss of consumer data.
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The Epidemic of Data Insecurity
Presented by the University of San Francisco Law Review
No one can ignore the growing risk of data breach as businesses in all sectors continue to move into a completely electronic business model. With data breaches becoming more frequent, larger in scale, and covered by the media, businesses and consumers must remain informed about the laws intended to safeguard personal information.
Please join the University of San Francisco Law Review at its symposium focused on legal and non-legal facets of data breach. Panel topics to include discussions on the epidemic of data insecurity, preventative measures against attacks, legal recourse for breach victims, and the ethical issues related to retaining such information. A networking reception to be held after the panels
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