Download PDF: Network Security Breach Slides
Advisen hosted a webinar that analyzed what happens when there is a breach and how companies can maintain control of the recovery process.
On June 3, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith’s John Mullen, NetDiligence’s Mark Greisiger, AllClear ID’s Bo Holland, Allied World’s Joshua Ladeau, and Advisen’s David Bradford offered insights on how companies can effectively prepare against a network security breach. This free, one-hour webinar is sponsored by Allied World.
Panelists
The following panelists participated in the webinar:
- John Mullen, Partner, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP
- Mark Greisiger, President, NetDiligence®
- Bo Holland, Founder & CEO, AllClear ID
- Joshua Ladeau, Allied World US Technology Practice Lead (co-moderator)
- David Bradford, President, Research & Editorial division, Advisen (co-moderator)
Webinar Topics
Topics discussed:
- What are some of the common mistakes in managing a breach?
- What are the potential consequences of a poorly-managed breach response?
- What should companies be doing in advance of a cyber incident to prepare?
- How can organizations know the types of services they may require to respond to a breach, and how do they identify the best vendors for their needs?
- If a company suspects their network has been breached, who do they call first?
- If the company has an insurance policy providing breach response services, how should the risk manager assure that the company gets full benefit of the services and protections purchased?
- What typically happens during the first 48 hours following the discovery of a breach? The first week? The first month?
- When should the breach be disclosed? What are the potential consequences of revealing a breach too quickly, or of delaying notification?
- If the breach involves payment card information, are there additional incident handling requirements?
- When should law enforcement agencies get involved?
- How has insurance coverage evolved to respond to the needs of organizations experiencing a breach?
