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The cybersecurity regulatory landscape is evolving, with regulators shifting to pre-breach risk mitigation requirements rather than just post-breach guidance. The effects of these regulations will be felt across the globe and other jurisdictions are likely to adopt similar rules in the future.

In this complimentary, one-hour webinar from Advisen and CyberScout, attendees will learn:

What are the main features of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation and the New York Department of Financial Services’ recent cyber regulation for banks and insurers?
What is the impact of these cyber regulations on countries across the globe?
How can organizations remain competitive amid a backdrop of ever-changing regulatory environment?

FEATURED PANELISTS:
Eric Hodge, Director of Consulting, CyberScout
Melissa Ventrone,Partner/Attorney, Thompson Coburn LLP
David Dickson, Head of Cyber & Technology, Safeonline LLP
Erin Ayers, Editor, Advisen

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NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulations: Are you ready?

Financial institutions doing business in New York must be ready to comply with the new cybersecurity rules from the state’s financial regulator. The regulations—the first of their kind—will impose stringent cybersecurity rules and requirements on banks, credit unions, insurers and others regulated by the state’s Department of Financial Services. Expect to prepare for changes in staffing, data protection requirements and reporting. 

Key Takeaways:

Who is impacted and how
Future implications for financial institutions nationwide
Potential stumbling blocks—and how to overcome them
Best practices and timeline for compliance
How these rules correlate with annual FFIEC reviews and compliance

FEATURED SPEAKER:
Eric Hodge, Director of Consulting, CyberScout

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Watchful Eye: Maintaining Employee productivity and security in an exposed world

Productivity suffers when employees must deal with the ramifications of data breaches and identity theft on their own. Fortunately, identity protection services have become popular among employers as a way to attract, retain and keep employees focused on their work. Employers striving to expand their benefits are looking beyond traditional offerings to voluntary products. Help your employer clients better understand the latest identity theft trends and why identity management services should be offered to employees.

In this webinar, industry experts from CyberScout and BenefitMall will discuss key topics, including:

How recent regulations impact employer strategies
In what ways offering identity theft protection can result in a more productive workforce
How brokers and employers position identity protection as a wellness benefit
What employees can do to keep their identity secure when submitting taxes

FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Lynn Gresham, Contributing Editor, Employee Benefit News
Page Elliot, Director of Business Development, CyberScout
Chad Gray, Senior Director, Business Development, CyberScout
Tiffany Stiller, Vice President, Carrier Relations, BenefitMall

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Combating Cyber and Breach Threats for Financial Services Leaders

Planning around protection of employees, assets and proprietary information

Cyber and breach threats are a top concern for financial institutions and their business customers. When sensitive information is exposed, it threatens a financial institution's trustworthiness, credibility, and bottom line. It also places employees and customers at risk for fraud and identity theft. This webinar will explore how education, planning, and preparedness will help minimize the threat and risk.

Areas of Focus

What are cyber and data breaches and what impact could they have on my financial institution and customers?
How do I prepare a protection plan to guard against the impending threat?
The end result of recognizing increased levels of satisfaction and loyalty among employees and customers

FEATURED SPEAKER: Kelley Lizarraga, Director of Business Development, CyberScout

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Evolving Cyber Risks for Small Businesses

Every organization faces cyber risks, from the largest Fortune 100 companies down to the smallest mom-and-pop shops. Your small business customers are particularly vulnerable, especially when it comes to collecting customer data and performing online transactions.

In this complimentary, one-hour webinar from Advisen and CyberScout, attendees will learn:

What are the unique cybersecurity exposures faced by small businesses?
Are there particular types of small businesses that are more vulnerable to a breach?
What strategies can small businesses set in place to address evolving threats?
What role does cyber liability coverage play in protecting a small business?
What are the responsibilities of a small business that suffers a data breach?

FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Eduard Goodman, Chief Privacy Officer, CyberScout
Milan Patel, Managing Director, Cyber Investigations & Defense practice, K2 Intelligence
Steve Robinson, Area President, RPS Technology & Cyber
Erin Ayers, Editor, Advisen (Moderator)

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Your Legal Team's Role in Cyber Security Awareness & Defense

The first 48 hours after a breach are critical. how a company responds will impact its ability to recover and minimize damages to its valuable business, customer and employee data. Leveraging an incident response team was the "single biggest factor associated with reducing the cost of a data breach," according to the Ponemon Institute.

In this webinar, sponsored by CyberScout, you'll learn:

How to develop a proper incident response plan
How to build a breach response team—and who to include
An hour-by-hour breakdown of steps to take post-breach
Why working with outside experts makes good business sense
How to select a data breach response partner

FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Kim Peretti, Partner, Alston & Bird
Andrea Bonime-Blanc, CEO and Founder, GEC Risk Advisory
Olga V. Mack, General Counsel, ClearSlide, Inc.
Richard Blumberg, Data Breach Response Director, CyberScout

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