Thursday 19 March 2026, 9 – 5pm

 In person – City of London

With each large cyber-attack, there is a subsequent focus on the need for cyber insurance and for organisations to demonstrate they have resilience built into their organisational protection. To underwrite customer organisation requirements, insurers must also embrace the latest in proactive defence and innovation. AI-driven analytics, red/purple teaming and integrated risk frameworks to deliver resilience to the insurance industry.

But of course, cybersecurity isn’t just about protection, it’s also about application. Leveraging threat data and claims insights effectively can transform risk management and strengthen defences industry-wide – and collaboration is key.

We’ll explore how insurers can share intelligence and design modern security programs to meet emerging challenges and embed resilience in their systems, processes and people. The human factor becomes particularly important when we look at how military thinking and innovative leadership can reshape security. Personal resilience for CISOs is key, especially in the light of recent events where the attention has shifted from technical failure to personal CISO liability in the aftermath of an incident.

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