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Today's Cyber Threat the 20Th Annual IACP London Conference SPONSORED BY Rise of the Machines – Today’s Cyber Threat INSIGHT CONSENSUS INFLUENCE The 20th Annual november NEW! IACP London FULL DAY Conference 15 Conference The Auditorium at COCKTAIL RECEPTION Willis Towers Watson SPONSORED BY 51 Lime Street, London Followed by a Cocktail Reception 5:OOpm at Hispania Restaurant 72-74 Lombard Street Networking opportunities includes continental breakfast, tea breaks and buffet luncheon BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT DIRECTORS (TERM EXPIRATION) CORINNE R. KRUSE, J.D. (2020) FREDERIC GINDRAUX DHARA PATEL (2018) Vice President Senior Claims Manager President, Property & Casualty Head of Reinsurance Claims and Recoveries Senior VP – Claims & Liabilities American Claims Management, Inc. Zurich North America Swiss Re America Holding Corp. P.O. Box 9060 1299 Zurich Way 175 King Street Carlsbad, CA 92018-9060 Schaumburg, Illinois 60196 Armonk, NY 10504 (760) 827-4009 Office: 847-605-6595 (914) 828 8194 [email protected] Mobile: 847-376-1237 [email protected] TIM WILLCOCK (2018) [email protected] Director of Development JAMES PARKER (2020) VICE PRESIDENT Lloyd’s Market Association Chief Claims Officer THOMAS JOYCE One Lime Street, Suite 426 AXIS Re Sr. Vice President-Chief Claim Officer London EC3M 7DQ England Brandschenkestrasse 90 Nautilus +44 (0)20 7327 8373 8002 Zurich 7233 East Butherus Drive [email protected] Office: +41 (0) 44 567 0156 Scottsdale, Arizona 85260 Mobile: +41 (0) 79 444 89 69 (480) 922-4009 SCOTT KELLERS (2019) [email protected] [email protected] Head of Syndicate Claims/ Head of Reinsurance Claims TREASURER Liberty Specialty Markets ASSOCIATES 20 Fenchurch Street MARC J. KARNELL CHARLES KROH London EC 3M 3AW England Senior Vice President Executive Vice President (020) 3758 1242 Head of Specialty Markets Claims Sompo International [email protected] SM-Claims Princeton 750 Third Avenue, 19th Floor Munich Reinsurance America, Inc. New York, NY 10017 GREG MYERS (2019) Telephone: +1 (609) 243-4846 (212) 471-2823 Head of Claims Quality Review Cell +1(609)354-8844 [email protected] Aspen Insurance [email protected] 999 Brickell Avenue, Suite 520 SECRETARY Miami, FL 33131 MELISSA HILL (786) 552-3557 SVP, Chief Resolution Officer ALEX M. SARDINIA, CPCU, AIC, ARE [email protected] Senior Vice President, Claims Hamilton USA 600 College Road East, Suite 3500 Holborn STEVEN CLARK (2020) Princeton, NJ 08540 Direct: (2120 412.9443 Executive Director D 609-349-7740 Main: (212) 797.2285 Aon Benfield | The Americas M 214-930-9338 Cell: (804) 317.0555 The Aon Centre | The Leadenhall Building [email protected] [email protected] | 122 Leadenhall Street | London, EC3V 4AN | United Kingdom IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT t +44 (0)20 7522 4048 GENERAL COUNSEL m +44 (0) 7702 761 346 DAVID ABBOTT EDWARD R. QUINN, JR. [email protected] President & Chief Executive Officer Partner Clyde & Co LLP Rockville Risk Management Associates NEIL DALTON RD (2020) The St Botolph Building 119 North Park Avenue Director of Claims 138 Houndsditch Rockville Centre, NY 11570 Ascot Underwriting Limited London EC3A 7AR UK (516) 536-2700 20 Fenchurch Street +44 0 207 088 1985 [email protected] London EC3M 3BY [email protected] [email protected] t: +44 (0)20 7743 9677 f: +44 (0)20 7743 9601 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CATHERINE A. KALAYDJIAN (917) 861-1383 [email protected] [email protected] LONDON PROGRAM 0815 - 0900 REGISTRATION Tea/Coffee/Water and Biscuits/Pastries/Fruit 0900 - 0915 WELCOMING REMARKS Neil Dalton, Conference Committee Chair, IACP Board of Director Frederick Gindraux, President IACP 0915 - 1015 CYBER INSURANCE – GRABBING THE TIGER BY THE TAIL Adrian Leppard, CBE QPM, Director Templar Executives 1015 - 1115 CEO PANEL – VIEW FROM THE TOP John Cavanagh, Global Chief Executive Officer, Willis Re Paul Jardine, EVP Chief Experience Officer, XL Catlin, CEO Catlin UW Agencies/Catlin Insurance UK Andrew Kendrick, SVP Chubb Group & Regional President, Europe By © User:Colin / Wikimedia Commons Adrian Leppard - Moderator 1115 - 1130 BREAK ANNUAL 1130 - 1215 THE CONSEQUENCE OF INCREASED CYBER THREAT ASSOCIATION DIAMOND Andrew Beckett, Managing Director, Cyber Security SPONSORS & Investigations, Kroll 1215 - 1300 THE RISE OF THE DIGITAL WORKFORCE Kerry Rainer, Director Claims Services Kiwi Wilkinson, Chief Architect; London Market DXC Technology usa_sompo-Intl_comm-logomark_en_type-b_2-line_basic_posi 1300 - 1400 LUNCH - BUFFET 1400 - 1445 CYBER CHATTER Anders Eugensson, Director Governmental Affairs, Volvo Car Corporation James Tuplin, Head of Cyber & TMT, International Financial Lines, XL Catlin Andrew Beckett - Moderator 1445 - 1530 HUMAN RELATIONSHIP - THE TECHNOLOGY ENABLER? Neela Bettridge, Leadership Coach 1530 - 1545 BREAK NEW Y ORK • NEW JERSEY • FLORIDA 1545 - 1630 VIDEO FROM SATELLITES: SEEING RISK FROM A NEW C ALIFORNIA • CHICAGO • LONDON (LIAISON OFFICE) pantone 653 background PERSPECTIVE times new roman bold white type Gareth Chrisford, Business Development, EARTH - i INTERNATIONAL Lisa Fleckhaus, Market Analyst, EARTH - i ASSOCIATION 1630 - 1645 YOUNG CLAIM PROFESSIONAL AWARD OF CLAIM Presented by PROFESSIONALS Mathew Bunting, Head of Claims Commercial, CNA/Hardy Tax ID#: 36-3017955 1700 COCKTAIL RECEPTION www.iaclpro.org Hispania, 72-74 Lombard Street PO Box 564 Palisades, NY 10964 PAGE 4 | THE 20TH ANNUAL IACP LONDON CONFERENCE SPEAKERS ANDREW BECKETT Managing Director Cyber Security and Investigations Kroll’s Andrew Beckett is a Managing Director in Kroll’s Investigations and Disputes practice, and heads the EMEA Cyber practice. Andrew began his career at GCHQ where he held a variety of roles including head of the branch responsible for providing cyber security advice to government departments and penetration testing. He also served in the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). This is an International Civil Service organisation operating under the auspices of the UN where Andrew was the first head of the Office of Confidentiality and Security and charged with setting up this team. Andrew went on to run his own commercial consultancies before joining Airbus Defence and Space in the UK as the head of Cyber Defence, a role he filled for five years before joining Kroll. Andrew is a visiting professor of Cyber Security at the University of South Wales. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE • Wrote and delivered a paper to an international audience which shaped the collection of intelligence from satellite phones. • Negotiated intelligence sharing partnerships with overseas governments. • Part of a team looking at the introduction of the CLAS scheme (CESG Listed Advisors Scheme). Andrew designed and delivered the original training for the first two intakes of CLAS consultants. • Served as GCHQ representative on numerous Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) committees and pan-government boards. Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Andrew was the first head of the Office of Confidentiality and Security (OCS) as part of the Director General’s office. This role was effectively a Chief Security Officer role for an international organisation dealing with sensitive information relating to the storage and destruction of chemical weapons and the monitoring of pre-cursor substances. • Amalgamated three disparate teams to form a single entity responsible for physical, personnel and information security • Established an ISMS for the organization and oversaw a successful external audit by an international team of experts including two contributory authors to the ISO27001 standard and the International President of ISACA. • Managed security response to 9/11 and liaised with Dutch Military, police and Foreign Ministry regarding local security for the HQ and laboratory sites and with the UN in New York. Among Andrew’s notable successes was the establishment of a cyber incident response team which was selected as one of only four teams authorized to undertake incident response on behalf of UK government departments and the Critical National Infrastructure during the pilot phase of this new industrial partnership. Andrew has also led technical pre-sales teams in the Middle East and North America and been a member of a UK Trade & Investment Cyber Trade Delegation to the UAE. Andrew was the Airbus representative at several trade bodies including Defence Cyber Protection Partnership, UK Cyber Security Challenge Advisory Board, Intellect, Cyber Security Information Sharing Partnership, Ethical Security Testers and e-Skills Apprenticeship Council. NEELA BETTRIDGE Executive Coach and Mentor Neela Bettridge Neela has worked at board level for over 25 years. She also has over 10 years’ experience coaching and mentoring multinational executives and their senior teams. Her insights, empathy and total immersion turn leaders into global players. She combines direct experience as a senior executive with an intuitive knowledge of leadership and mentoring. THE 20TH ANNUAL IACP LONDON CONFERENCE | PAGE 5 JOHN CAVANAGH Global Chief Executive Officer Willis Re John Cavanagh was appointed Global CEO of Willis Re in 2012. Based in London, he is responsible for Willis Re’s worldwide operations. Previously, John was an Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Willis Re. As a member of the Willis Re Global Production Board, he was responsible for production and marketing of large specialty reinsurance accounts. Prior to joining Willis in 2009, John was at international
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