Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 11am EDT
Risk management of cyber risks isn't confined to the four walls of your office. With global trade and developments in technology continuing apace, the threats to businesses from failures of third parties are increasing - both in frequency and severity.
Join Advisen and a panel of cyber experts to discuss the threats to supply chains and business continuity from cyber attack or disruption.
Topics will include case studies of cyber threats and attacks, pointers on risk management best-practice and an outline of insurance solutions to cyber supply chain exposures.
Register for this free one-hour webinar at: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/757710000
Supply chain risks often are characterized in terms of tangible property exposures such as fires and natural catastrophes. Physical damage to buildings, machinery and transportation infrastructure, however, are not the only potential causes of supply chain disruptions. Information and communication technologies are vulnerable to hardware and software failures, as well as to damage caused by hackers and malware writers. Significant cyber-related supply chain disruptions are rare, but a large-scale cyber event holds the potential to be as damaging as a major natural catastrophe. Companies should implement a supply chain risk management program to proactively address these exposures. They also should consider insurance specifically designed for cyber-related risks, including supply chain risks.
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