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2021 Virtual Lecture Series
Hosted by LTRM 

LTRM’s first virtual lecture series will take place over Zoom and will cover Governance, Enterprise Risk, Privacy, COVID-19, Cyber Risk, and Technological Trends. The panelists are composed of experts in the fields of risk and security, and come from both the private and public sectors. Panelists will discuss both the old and the new, touching on recent events impacting the security of businesses, as well as summarizing must-know information for executives.

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Past Seminars

The Who, Why, How and Where of Cybersecurity Insurance for Law Firms
Tuesday, January 19, 2021
3:30pm ET 

Speakers 

Daniel Garrie, Anne Winner, Jennifer Coughlin, Anthony Dagostino, Tamara Snowdon, Josh Mooney  

Description 

With data security concerns on a continuous rise, law firms have started to look into coverage past just the basic lawyers professional liablility (LPL) towards cybersecurity insurance. This panel will examine the increasing interest in cyber security insurance as a supplemental risk mitigation measure and advise participants on why, how, and where law firms should aim to protect themselves in the event of a breach.  

Topics covered in this webinar  

  1. Introduction to Cyber Insurance 
  2. How Law Firms Can Effectively Manage Their Policy 
  3. Cyber Risks Facing Your Firm

 

Cyber Warfare and International Law – Looking Back at 2020
Thursday, January 21, 2021
3:30pm ET

Speakers 

Daniel Garrie, Gary Corn, Frank Yoon, Eric Jensen,   

Description 

The Tallinn Manual, published to apply laws of armed conflict to cyber, is a good start to understand how the Law of Armed Conflict pertains to Cyber War. However, it does not address the nuanced problems that governments and corporations face when responding to a cyber attack. Corporations, for example, can be hacked at any moment, but face challenges because they may not be able to respond, except through the government. This panel of seasoned professionals will discuss potential international and domestic laws that could allow private sector corporations to respond, even it just verbally, to such attacks. Panelists will also touch on the fact that experts are hoping that the Tallinn Manual 2.0 further addresses these nuanced issues, despite this manual being complicated and stymied on various political factors. 

 Topics covered in this webinar 

  1. State of Cyber Warfare 
  2. Legal Considerations – Domestic and International Scale 
  3. Cyber Attribution Against Actors 

Cybersecurity Incidents and the Board of Directors: What Is Your Role?
Tuesday, January 19, 2021
5:00 pm ET 

Speakers 

Anthony Rodriguez, David Cass, George Pierce, Tim Murphy, Phil Venables  

Description 

For a company to effectively protect itself against a wide-scale cybersecurity incident, it is critical that the board of directors fully understand their role in mitigating the damage in case of a breach. This panel will focus on the importance of clear notification and governance in cyber security and discuss breach reporting cycles. Our panel of industry experts will share recommendations for proactive measures that can be taken to protect a company’s equities. Participants will also gain an understanding of the different types of responses to a breach and the pitfalls associated with each as our experts walk through a hypothetical cyber incident.  

 Topics covered in this webinar  

  1. Survey of Recent Incidents 
  2. Steps the Board Can Take to Manage Cyber Threats 
  3. Developing a Cyber Strategy

Ransomware 101: The Complete Toolkit
Thursday, January 21, 2021
5:00pm ET 

Speakers 

Daniel Garrie, Richard Borden, Siobhan Gorman, Peter Marta  

Description 

Ransomware is a real threat which increases as its quality improves and becomes ever more difficult to detect, potentially lying dormant in systems, waiting to strike. It has become the method of choice for online blackmail and extortion by cybercriminals.  

 Topics covered in this webinar  

  1. What types of ransomware are being used most frequently today? 
  2. What is crypto-ransomware and how does it actually work? 
  3. How does ransomware get onto systems and networks? 
  4. What measures can be taken to best protect organizations against ransomware attacks?

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