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From exposure to control — reframing cyber insurance
Date: Thursday, October 1
Time: 10:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Cyber risk is an expanding exposure affecting portfolios across the market — with direct consequences for underwriting performance, claims outcomes, and capital allocation.
Cyber is one of the few lines where insurance, security, and business operations converge in real time — and where decisions are often made with some uncertainty.
The question is no longer how to underwrite cyber, but how to understand, price, and respond to a constantly changing risk that is difficult to model with confidence.
What you'll walk away with
Insight into how to design products that balance coverage expansion with portfolio discipline and loss performance.
Understanding how incident response, cybersecurity partners, and claims workflows determine outcomes in real time — and feed back into underwriting, pricing, and product design.
Knowledge of how regulation, compliance, and emerging legal frameworks are actively reshaping coverage, claims, and liability exposures.
Who you'll be in the room with
→ Senior cyber, specialty, and risk leadership from the majority of top global insurers
→ Cyber underwriting, product, and portfolio leaders
→ Brokers, MGAs, reinsurers, and distribution specialists focused on cyber risk
This is where insurance, cybersecurity, and risk management come together around real-world decisions.
Why this matters to you
Most cyber conversations still focus on threats.
This one doesn’t. You'll learn:
→ How cyber risk is actually quantified, priced, and managed — despite incomplete data and evolving threat landscapes
→ How claims, incident response, and resilience shape outcomes — not just coverage
→ How regulation and liability are redefining cyber exposure
This Summit is for
This is not just for cyber specialists — it’s designed for anyone responsible for risk, portfolio, or business decisions across the organization.
→ Cyber, specialty, and risk professionals across all levels
→ Underwriting, product, and portfolio teams working on cyber risk
→ Brokers, MGAs, reinsurers, and distribution leaders shaping cyber placement and capacity
If you are interested in sponsoring a session, please contact Erica Queen at erica@insuretechconnect.com.
Agenda
Please note: this agenda is actively updating, and timing is subject to change. Please check back regularly for updates leading up to the event
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Thursday, October 01, 2026
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Cyber risk is no longer a niche product, it is a fast-growing core line shaping underwriting strategy, product design, and market positioning. This opening conversation reframes cyber insurance not as …
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As threat landscapes and attack vectors evolve, so must underwriting models and product design frameworks. In this panel, cyber underwriters, data scientists, and product innovators share how they are …
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Cyber MGAs are playing an increasingly pivotal role in market expansion blending specialized expertise with nimble product innovation. This conversation explores how MGAs are attracting capacity, stru …
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Claims in cyber insurance go beyond indemnity, they shape customer experience, risk assessment feedback loops, and future underwriting decisions. This session brings together claims leaders and cybers …
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Brokers and distribution partners are increasingly driving cyber insurance adoption by translating complex risk into actionable advice and comparative insights. In this panel, leading brokers and dist …
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Regulatory and legal frameworks are reshaping cyber risk exposures and product definitions. From data protection and privacy regimes to new statutory cyber obligations, insurers and policyholders alik …
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Technology partners, from threat intelligence platforms to analytics, modelling and real-time monitoring tools, are central to the future of cyber risk management and insurance. This session highlight …
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The cyber landscape continues to evolve, from emerging threats like AI-enhanced attacks and systemic outages to longer-term exposures like quantum impacts and cross-domain liabilities. In this forward …
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