Differentiating Cyber Risk for Financial Planners 2
>> Event Overview
Differentiating Cyber Risks provides a nuanced understanding of cyber risks pertinent to financial planners. It moves the discussion on from insurance coverage to risk.
Only through a greater understanding of the threat actors and vectors can we understand the different cyber risks we face.
After this training practitioners will be able to tailor their own controls, processes and actions to in order to mitigate risk.
>> Learning Objectives
This training session is designed to:
- Provide participants with a nuanced understanding of cyber risk pertinent to financial planners.
- Elevate participants’ knowledge beyond insurance to a risk-led approach to cyber.
- Support PFS practitioners to minimize risk in their own day-to-day work.
>> More about our speaker
Claire Davey ACII CISSP is a Cyber Security & Risk Management Specialist, Trainer & Coach.
With a proven track record of seven-figure new business generation across an annual period, Claire was one of the London market’s most prominent brokers specialising in cyber risk. Claire has a decade’s experience working in financial services, helping large, global clients understand, mitigate and transfer cyber and contractual technology risks. She now designs and delivers training and coaching programmes for cyber security and risk management professionals.
She formalised her technical knowledge through the internationally renowned CISSP accreditation (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) along-side her ACII (Chartered Insurance) status, and further complemented by the softer skills acquired with a Diploma in Personal Performance Coaching.
Claire won the ‘Team Leader of the Year’ award at the Women in Insurance Awards, 2019 and was named finalist in the ‘Mentor of the Year’ category. She also received the Chubb Insurance Prize for ‘Risk Management’ in 2014.
Venue
- Webinar
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