Description
Law Firms need to be able to calculate and put a dollar value on their exposure to cyber risk. This is the starting point for the ability to make cybersecurity decisions not in a vacuum but as part of overall business decisions. To accurately quantify cybersecurity exposure, companies need to understand what the threats are and which data and business assets are at risk. They then need to multiply the cost of a breach by the probability that such an event will take place to put a dollar figure on their exposure. This webinar will bring clarity to cyber risk quantification and will evaluate the benefits of understanding risk as a business decision.
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Outline:
* Introductions
* Assessing risk through frameworks
* Assessing risk through quantification
* Understanding the ROI of cybersecurity technology and processes
* Applications that are available
Speakers
Arlan McMillan is the Chief Security Officer (CSO) for Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Kirkland is an international law firm that serves a broad range of clients worldwide in private equity, M&A and other corporate transactions, litigation, white collar and government disputes, restructurings, and intellectual property matters. Office locations include the US, UK, France, Germany, China & Hong Kong.
As the CSO, Arlan oversees the strategy and delivery of Cybersecurity, Physical Security, and Business Continuity Management capabilities firm-wide. With over 25 yearsí of experience in Information Technology and Security, Arlan has led several teams developing and delivering security services for top organizations, including United Airlines, the City of Chicago, and ABN Amro Bank.
Before joining Kirkland, Arlan was a board member of the Aviation Information Sharing and Analysis Center (A-ISAC) and the Transportation Sector Chief for the FBI-InfraGard Chicago region.
He is currently serving as the Chair for ChicagoFIRST, an Executive Committee member of the CyberSecurity Collaborative, and a regular contributor on risk management and executive communications.
Greg Spicer is CRO and Co-Founder of Ostrich Cyber-Risk. Greg has several years of experience in cybersecurity, working with organizations to provide solutions to their cybersecurity challenges. He has worked in many sectors, including Legal, Finance, Insurance, Manufacturing, and Healthcare. He was most recently CRO of Braintrace, a Salt Lake City MDR provider, before their successful sale to Sophos in July 2021.
Ostrich Cyber-Risk is a leading Cyber Risk Program Management Provider that offers organizations a simple-to-use but comprehensive cybersecurity risk assessment and reporting application that allows you to manage a security program within a single view. Their methodology drives action and communication among the critical stakeholders to quickly identify and address cyber business risk within an organization.
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