Protecting the perimeter: Connecting the dots between cybersecurity, regulatory compliance and the financial impact of a future breach

With cyber-attacks on the rise and regulators increasingly hawkish on non-compliance, fund managers need to better understand the financial impact of a breach. If firms can get a handle on the value of the data they hold, they can gauge potential financial implications of a serious incident. Additionally, with the steep increase in the cost of cyber liability insurance premiums, as a result of ineffective protections and compliance, managers must take appropriate action to control costs and keep data safe.

Talking Points:

• What are the current threats and how can you limit exposure? What should be the compliance response to the current situation?
• The SEC’s changing view of cyber security compliance – why is this issue now mission critical for managers? What has changed? And how do you get on top of it?
• What does IT compliance look like and how can you get a handle on it?
• How to measure and mitigate the financial impacts of cyber breaches & non-compliance?
• Where do we go to next – how can managers keep improving their approach to cyber security and the associate compliance issues?

Speakers:

Rick Mutzel, Security and Compliance Officer, Omega Systems

Ben Tercha, Vice President of Operations, Omega Systems

Arthur Vaccarino, Chief Technology Officer, IONIC Capital Management LLC

Jacob Comer, Partner, General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer, Novaquest Capital Management