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#AIRcyber4th Asia Cyber RiskSummitSofitel Singapore City Centre,Theme: A Cyber Dare:Can Business Be Cyber Resilient?Role of Insurers in the Cyber DARE:Defensive. Aggressive. Responsive. Engaging.Organised by:Sponsor:Supported by:Media Partner:@AIReDaily #AIRcyberFor sponsorship surance-reviewmay@asiainsurancereview.com www.asiainsurancereview.com/aircyber2019 65 6372 3185

Cyber is ranked the top risk of the day withdigital rising and almost everyone owninga smart phone with risk assessed related tocybercrime to hit US 6 trillion by 2021? Thearms race in cyber security is becoming moreintense than ever! The greatest challengeorganizations and governments are facing todayis keeping up with the ever evolving cyberrisk landscape. Hacking techniques are alsogetting more aggressive. Whether it is hackingtools from open source, malware, ransomware,machine intelligence coordinating cyber hacksor advanced data analytics that can launchlarge-scale attacks, the fight is inevitably AI vs AI.Countering the various areas of cyber exposuresrequires not only vigilant risk managementbut also cybersecurity drills and diligence oncorrelating threat intelligence and collaboratingwithin and across enterprises and industries.From smart phones to smart homes, autonomousvehicles, health tracking, and purchases online;the range of offerings and services are increasingover a network - “XaaS” or “anything as aservice” exposing businesses and transactions tounprecedented danger of cyber risks. Managingthe unknown is a big challenge in the new worldof IoT and BYOD where connected devices areused every single second that can inadvertentlyaffect operations, networks, customers, andthreaten business continuity and industrialinfrastructure that can be catastrophic.Can the immutable blockchain come to therescue? However it contradicts with GDPRthat requires records to be eradicated. Howare the smart companies using new tech andstrategies to combat cyber threats? What are theopportunities for the insurance industry?Sign Up Now!Who Should Attend 2C-suite: CEOs/CIOs/CTOs/CDOs/CSOs/CFOs/COOs & CMOsCyber Security & Data Management Firms & ProfessionalsInsurance & Reinsurance Executives & Brokers dealing with Cyber Concerns for their CompaniesRegulatorsRisk ManagersUnderwritersProduct Leaders & InnovatorsCompliance Personnel and Claims ManagersManagement ConsultantsLawyersCyber Market Experts, Tech Companies, Insurtech Startups & Service Providers

DAY ONE: 14 MAY 2019 TUESDAY8.00amRegistration & Coffee9.00amOpening Address by Conference ChairmanJonathan RangerCEO, Criterion Underwriting9:10amInternational Address: The Global Risk Environment, Terrorism,Cyber Challenges and Innovation.Doug WitschiAssistant Director, Innovation Centre Directorate INTERPOL Global Complex forInnovation9.40amIndustry Address:The Value of Insurance in Protection from Cyber-HarmProf Shaun WangProfessor and Director, Insurance Risk and FinanceResearch Centre, Nanyang Business School10.10amKeynote Address: Security First Mindset Around Cyber Security Latest Data Breaches and Cyber Attacks How businesses should create a security first mindset around cybersecurityin the light of recent cyber attacks and data breaches in the region Highlight of recent cases and the consequences and legal implicationsfor businesses How technology is evolving and the importance to enhance cyberresilience in this ever changing environmentPaul HadjyCEO and Founder, Horangi Cyber Security10.40amQ&A10.45amNetworking Tea Break11.20am360 Cyber Resilience - Roadmap to Mitigating Cyber Risk Current trends in the industry & thoughts from the boardroom Roadmap & mechanics of 360 cyber resilience postureManan QureshiAPAC Head of Cyber Security Strategy, Risk & Compliance (SSRC) Practice, IBM3

12.00pmPanel on Cyber Product of the Day in Different Markets:Life, Personal and Corporate CoverModerator:Jonathan RangerCEO, Criterion UnderwritingPanelist:Andreas SchmittHead of Cyber, Asia, Munich ReRonak ShahRegional Head of Financial and, Professional Lines, QBE Asia PacificManan QureshiAPAC Head of Cyber Security Strategy, Risk & Compliance (SSRC) Practice, IBMAndrew ShepherdHead of Cyber, Charles Taylor Adjusting12.50pmLunchRise of Cyber Claims & Recovery2.00pmCyber Claims Management - Rise of Cyber Risks & Claims Most frequent & costly types of attacks and business cases. New trends and threats evolution. The challenge of implementing A reliable and cost efficient incidentresponse solution.Timothée GrangeManaging Director, GM Consultant APAC4

2.30pmRecovering from A Cyber Attack, IT Failure/Outage. Types of incident that could result in a cyber-attack, IT failure/ outage Considerations on how to prepare for such an event and make thebusiness cyber resilient. When the system suffers a cyber event how should the initial responsebe carried out. Once the situation is stabilised, what are the courses of action toremediate and protect the business operations. Lessons learnt after recovery has been made.Andrew ShepherdHead of Cyber, Charles Taylor Adjusting3.00pmBuilding trust and confidence in your digital future Insights and learnings from recent cyber attacksTan Shong YePartner, Digital Trust Leader, PwC3.30pmA Real Life Scenario: The Rise of Business Email Compromise (BEC) An Insurer’s PerspectiveJessica B. SchappellClaims Manager, Beazley Group3.45pmDesigning Cyber Insurance for SMEsAsha HemrajaniFounder & CEO, visioclara.tech4.00pmQ&A & Key Takeaways4.10pmNetworking Tea Break & Close of Day OneProgramme is subject to change.5

DAY TWO: 15 MAY 2019 WEDNESDAY9.00amEvolving Cyber Threat Landscape 2020 & An Attack SimulationEvolving Cyber Threat Landscape 2020 - The Evolving Nature ofCyber Threats: How Have They Became More Stealthy and Advanced? Emerging Trend of Cyber Threats - Fileless Attacks. How Endpoint Detections Can Bring Down 90% of the Claims Cost.Alberto PelliccioneFounder & CEO, ReaQta9.30amCyber Insurance: Opportunity or Liability? How do insurers approach the changing risks, accumulation andcyber exposures within their existing product suites. How do insurers position themselves in the challenging cyberinsurance market? Challenges and opportunities of cyber insuranceBrendan McdonaldHead of Financial Lines Underwriting Asia, Generali10.00amExecutive Simulation of Leading Business Recovery to A Breach.The best way to reduce losses during a breach is to trainexecutives on what they must do before the attack begins.Simulations encourage companies to reflect on the investmentsthey should make, including in insurance. Why are shock and ambiguity common responses in the boardroom. Where are command & control systems stressed after a major breach. Who expects what, among regulators, customers, partners and police. How the exponential growth in cyber attacks puts your job on the line. What to do today, to protect yourself from cyber attacks of tomorrow.Dr Noor Azizan Abdul MajidInternational Advisor, Cyber Rescue Alliance10.30am10.40am11.10amQ&ANetworking Tea BreakEmerging Tech & Future RisksCyber Risk and Emerging Tech – What’s Next? Emerging tech and associated cyber risks – Automation,autonomous vehicles, blockchain, cloud and 5G. Digital transformation and opportunities How should we manage cyber risks as we go digital?Dr Paul LothianDirector, Cybersecurity Consulting, KPMG; Director, ISACA Singapore6

11.40amFuture Risks of Biometric Data and the Emergence of Privacy-Preserving Technologies Smart city and fintech applications relying more heavily on AI anddata analytics. Privacy issues related to the widespread adoption of AI and dataanalytics. The governance issue related to massive collection of biometric datafor machine learning. Data aggregation for better machine learning (ML) results but maybreach personal data protection regulations. Privacy-Preserving technologies emerged as a promising area toaddress the privacy issues in the smart city and fintech era.Prof Lam Kwok YanDirector, Strategic Centre for Research in Privacy-Preserving Technologies &Systems (SCRIPTS); Professor, School of Computer Science and Engineering,Nanyang Technological University (NTU)12.10pmStrategic Tips in Cyber UnderwritingJenny WilhelmHead of Financial Lines Singapore & South East Asia,Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty, Asia Pacific12.40pm12.50pm2.15pmQ&ALunchGovernance & Data Breach ManagementData breach management is an important aspect of today’sdigital economy. The idea that it happens only to other peopleor companies is almost an unacceptable business proposition tobegin with in an economy heavily driven by personal data. Inaddition, there are legal regimes governing personal dataprotection in Singapore that companies are required to complylegally. This session will address the following: Data breach management as part of corporate governance; Regulatory reporting requirements in data breach managementincluding critical information infrastructure providers in Singapore; Policy on Data Breach Notification in Singapore; and The interplay between coverage and exemption on cyber insurance.K K LimHead, Cybersecurity, Privacy and Data Protection, Eversheds Harry Elias LLPProgramme is subject to change.7

3.00pmPanel on Managing Cyber Liabilities and Data BreachesPanel will examine and explore different perspectives on the issuesraised from the above session: How different financial institutions operating in different regionshandle data breaches; What are some of the technical issues involved in data breachmanagement; and While technical issues may be the same for data breaches, are theyhandled differently due to different legal regimes and if so, potentialimplications for data breach governance.Moderator:K K LimHead, Cybersecurity, Privacy and Data Protection, Eversheds Harry Elias LLPPanelists:Joey PangVice President, Technology Operations & IP, Group Legal, Compliance &Secretariat, DBS BankAvin RakhraVice President, Senior Counsel, Asia (ex-Japan), Deutsche Bank AG,Asia PacificGino BelloManaging Director, Computer Forensics, Technology, FTI Consulting4.00pm8Networking Tea Break & Close of Conference