Broadcast Date: April 29, 2021

Time: 10:00 a.m. PDT / 1:00 p.m. EDT / 7:00 p.m. CEST

Duration: 45 minutes

When it comes to network security, decision makers are fighting a multi-front war. On one hand, you need to improve your organization’s overall security posture and defend against a broad range of threats, but that’s only half the battle. You also have to manage financial liabilities — like a DDoS attack bringing down a manufacturing plant, or a data breach exposing the company to legal action and compliance fees. All the while, new threats are emerging, security teams are overworked and understaffed, and leadership wants proof their investments are making the organization more secure.  

 In the face of such pressing headwinds, how do you effectively chart a course for your organization? Is a new tool the answer, or is another dashboard going to complicate things further? Can cyber insurance help? How can you free up time for your staff to investigate incidents? Join Keysight, leading cyber insurance broker, Marsh, and others for a panel discussion on technology and risk mitigation that will explore the various levers security leaders can pull to minimize organizational risk and maximize network security postures. 

Sr. VP, Emerging Risks Group

Marsh

Allie is responsible for helping clients understand their strategic risks, especially in nascent and complex peril classes such as cyber, climate, violent threats, and supply and value chains. She specializes in the ways in which peril classes converge or are interdependent.

Prior to joining Marsh, Allie served as a vice president within JLT’s Emerging Risks Group.  Previously, Allie was a strategy and operations consultant at Deloitte Consulting, specializing in helping federal agency and private sector clients with supply chain strategy, supply chain risk triage and optimization, and digital supply chain transformation. Prior to Deloitte, Allie served as an active duty intelligence officer in the US Army.  As a senior intelligence analyst for Army Headquarters, she advised senior Army leaders, including the Secretary of the Army and the Chief of Staff of the Army, on emerging global crises.

Sr. Security Technical Specialist

American Electric Power

Matthew is a senior security technical specialist at American Electric Power (AEP) in Columbus, Ohio. He has been with AEP for almost 13 years. After starting in AEP’s transmission group, supporting substation design environments, he transferred to the company’s enterprise cyber security team in 2012. Most recently, he’s been supporting AEP’s data aggregation environment — which is in the process of migrating to Keysight’s Vision X appliances. 

Cyber Security Specialist

Munich Re

Tim is part of the cyber services and innovation team in Munich Re’s corporate underwriting function. His main responsibility is to co-create cyber insurance based products and build a comprehensive portfolio of cyber security capabilities to support both insurance clients and direct end insureds.

He has experience in systems and security architecture and has extensive knowledge in evaluating and understanding security and technology market trends, as well as evolving security threats and business transformations across a variety of business verticals including finance, retail, industrial, government and telecommunications. 

CISO

Keysight Technologies

Scott is currently leading the Borderless Information Security Program for Keysight Technologies. He and his team are responsible for protecting Keysight’s digital assets globally. 

Prior to joining Keysight, Scott was Vice President of Information Security at Symantec.  In his role, he was responsible for running the day-to-day operations of the information security program for the company’s consumer brands, Norton and LifeLock, which help protect a global community of more than 50 million people. Scott is a Certified CISO ​(EC-Council), a CISM – Certified Information Security Manager (ISACA), and a PMP – Project Management Professional (Project Management Institute).