Are you resilient? Can you prove it?
This 45-minute webinar for UK Directors and Non-Executive Directors focuses on the increasing expectations being placed on boards in relation to cyber resilience.
Why this topic?
One year on from the most high-profile cyber incidents impacting UK organisations, the UK Government's Cyber Resilience Pledge and Cyber Governance Code signals a clear direction of travel: cyber is a board-level responsibility rather than solely an IT issue.
Organisations signing the Pledge commit to making cyber a board responsibility, improving visibility of cyber threats and strengthening supply chain assurance.
The broader message is that boards are increasingly expected to demonstrate ownership of cyber resilience, not simply cyber security. Following a significant cyber event, scrutiny is likely to focus on what the board understood, challenged, funded, tested and documented before the incident occurred.
The panel for this event includes:
- Neil Tinegate – Non-executive director & Committee Chair
- Verity Smith – Cyber Insurance Broker at WTW
- Umar Khan – Cybersecurity consultant at WTW
- Tristan Hall – Co-Head of Cyber Incident Response at CMS
About WTW:
Willis Towers Watson (WTW) is a global leader in advisory, broking, and risk management solutions. With nearly 200 years of experience and 45,000 employees in over 140 countries, WTW helps businesses turn risks into growth opportunities by providing tailored solutions for intricate risk profiles. WTW’s offerings, including professional liability, D&O insurance, cyber risk, and M&A-related insurances, directly address the risks and challenges faced by today’s NEDs. NEDA are proud to be working in partnership with WTW.