2017 Airmic Dinner

Insurance is critical for mitigating the impact of cyber attacks, but prevention must start with employees. Adeola Adele and Glyn Thoms of Willis Towers Watson, argue that risk managers must work with HR to ensure that skills, training and resources are a company's strongest cyber defence.

The former head of cybercrime at the National Crime Agency, Dr Jamie Saunders, talks to Jessica Titherington about why businesses must take up the fight against cyber criminals.

The Act has now been in force for 10 months, and several Airmic members have experienced their first ‘post-Act renewal’. This paper reports on how the Act has changed the way insurers, brokers and buyers interact with each other during the placement process, and provides guidance for members on how to ensure they are gaining full benefit of the Act.

This paper aims to help risk managers lead the cyber risk conversation. The paper is an update of the 2012 paper, ‘Airmic review of recent developments in the cyber insurance market’ and provides a framework for Airmic members to assess their cyber risks, before summarising the cover available and the underwriting information required to buy such cover.

This guide outlines the legal duty of care that organisations have to the people they send on travel as part of their work and provides a travel risk toolkit which Airmic members can use to review and enhance their own pre-, during- and post-travel policies.

We aim to create a comfortable learning environment for risk and insurance practitioners to develop their technical and soft skills.

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