6th Annual Cyber Risk Conference at DePaul University

3 Dec 2019 - 8:30 am - 5 pm

DePaul University Room 8005, DePaul Center, 1 E Jackson Blvd Chicago

We are all exposed to cyber risk, both as individuals and as actuaries.  We need to be able to use sensitive data and accurately price and value the risks that our employers and clients take on or are exposed to.  The Chicago Actuarial Association is once again partnering with DePaul University to present the 6th Annual Cyber Risk Conference on Tuesday, December 3, 2019.

The conference will begin and end with keynote speakers who are experts in cyber security and will include a lunch as well as a reception, providing opportunities for networking.

The conference begins with a Keynote Address by Sujeet Shenoi, University of Tulsa.

Following the keynote address is a panel on Assessing “Crown Jewel” Risks.

Panelists:
Bruce Coffee, City of Chicago
Chetan Bhatia, Aon
Randy Armknecht, Protiviti

Next is a panel on Risk Mitigation Strategies.

Moderator:  Bryant Wallace, WallScott Solutions

Panelists:
Liz Kovick, Allstate
Stel Valavanis, OnShore
Ross Durer, Allstate
Laslo Gonc, Next Era

Following a networking lunch is a panel on Enterprise View.

Moderator:  Sean O’Kelly, IL Dept. of Professional Regulation

Panelists:
Kevin McDermott, Cook County
Sujeet Shenoi, University of Tulsa
Andy Retrum, Protiviti

The fourth panel is on Risk Transfer and Post-Breach Loss Control.

Panelists:
Aaron Tantleff, Foley & Lardner
Ellizabeth Bart, Milliman

The event ends with a closing Keynote Speaker followed by a networking reception.

Registration fee until November 22 is $75 for CAA members (and members of other sponsoring organizations) and $150 for non-members.  Registration fee after November 22 is $100 for CAA members (and members of other sponsoring organizations) and $200 for non-members.

Register for the conference using the following link:

https://depaulcyberrisk2019.eventbrite.com?discount=CAA

Questions? Call Pat Pruitt at 312-751-3392.

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