THE RISK INSTITUTE EXECUTIVE EDUCATION SERIES: BALANCING RISK TO CREATE VALUE
THE BREADTH OF A
CYBER THREAT
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ABOUT THE RISK INSTITUTE
Rapid advances in technology, coupled with the growth of the
internet, are revolutionizing the way business and individuals
interact. Integrated networks are allowing organizations to
access, analyze, use and share information more easily than
ever before. Yet, as the global economy becomes increasingly
inter-connected, organizations also are exposed to a wide
range of known and unknown cyber threats.
The Risk Institute brings together
leading academics and a collection
of forward-thinking companies
that understand that effective risk
management strategies position
them to create value in a
competitive and dynamic
marketplace. The Risk Institute
Executive Education Series arms
practitioners with fresh
perspectives and approaches to:
In this session, Johnny Deutsch (EY), Greg Kimmel (Battelle)
and John Peterson (Aon) collaborate to discuss the evolving
environment of cyber threats. Overall, the session will
emphasize the importance of balancing the power of cyber
ecosystems with the associated risks to create value.
Executives will learn how to:
•
Develop a systematic approach to understanding the
evolving cyber landscape and assess the cyber threats
facing their organizations.
• Develop an enterprise-wide approach to assess their
organizations' vulnerabilities to cyber threats.
• Proactively quantify their organization's cyber exposure
and apply potenital risk management and insurance
solutions to help insulate the exposure.
• Apply current findings of research on cyber vulnerability to
their products and services.
ENGAGEMENT WITH OTHER SENIOR EXECUTIVES
Executives will have an opportunity to engage in a panel
discussion with our session leaders and their peers about the
successes and current challenges in cyber risk management
in today's economic environment. Lunch also will provide
participants with the opportunity to network.
• Identify, measure and manage
risks critical to an organization’s
success
• Apply leading academic research
to business strategies for more
competitive and sustainable
advantages
• Communicate effective risk
management strategies to create
an integrated and enterprise-wide
approach
• Create an organizational culture
that manages risk proactively by
allowing ideas, innovation and
initiatives to flourish
To register please contact:
Denita Strietelmeier
Program Manager
The Risk Institute
strietelmeier.1@osu.edu
(614) 688-8289
BIOGRAPHIES OF SESSION LEADERS
Johnny Deutsch ,Senior Manager, Risk Advisory Services,
Ernst & Young LLP
Deutsch comes from the defense industry, and has served for more
than seven years as a military intelligence officer at the rank of
Captain, in the Israeli technological intelligence unit (the Israeli
DARPA) dealing with cyber security. In his past roles, Johnny has
lectured and briefed heads of state and high-ranking military
personnel, sat in numerous committees in the Israeli parliament
(the Knesset) as an information security advisor and was a speaker
in several international conventions (Troopers, DeepINTEL,
Toorcon, GrrCon). Prior to his employment at EY, Deutsch was a
consultant at the Israeli Ministry of Defense (MoD) and managed
large scale projects in the field of cyber security.
John Peterson, Financial Services Group | Professional Risk
Solutions - National Practice Leader, Aon Risk Solutions
With nearly 27 years of service at Aon, Peterson is currently
responsible for directly delivering the Professional Risk Solutions
(PRS) services and expertise to clients and prospects and coordinating
PRS efforts with Aon Risk Solutions (ARS) U.S. retail offices. He also
leads and executes various business-related responsibilities across all
Aon companies in connection with the Aon Regulatory Settlement and
related contingent commission matters.
Peterson's background includes specialized focus in the management
and professional liability area, encompassing financially driven
products and solutions including Directors & Officers Liability,
Employment Practices Liability, Professional Liability, Fiduciary
Liability, Crime Insurance, Cyber Insurance, and Kidnap/Ransom
Insurance.
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
WHAT:
The Breadth of a Cyber Threat
WHEN:
Wednesday, August 12
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
WHERE:
The Ohio State University
The Blackwell Inn and
Conference Center
Pfahl Hall #140
2110 Tuttle Park Place
Columbus, OH 43210
WHO:
Senior executives and business unit
leaders charged with driving growth
and creating value while managing
risk
COST:
$895
Greg Kimmel, Business Line Manager of Mission Focus Tools
and Services, Cyber Innovations Business Unit, Battelle
Greg’s responsibilities include program execution, work force
planning, talent management, recruiting, market strategy, and sales.
This team’s core capabilities include software and hardware
vulnerability research and reverse engineering. The business line has
experience applying our core cyber skill sets (Electrical and Computer
Engineering and Computer Science) and unique proprietary tools to
the exploitation of materials and electronics. Additionally, the team is
complemented by a group of SME’s conducting in-depth information
assurance (IA) research and providing technical oversight, guidance,
and policy development for the Identity Management and
Cryptographic solutions.
Bernadette A. Minton, Professor of Finance, Arthur E.
Shepard Endowed Professor in Insurance and Academic
Director of the Risk Institute at T he Ohio State University
Fisher College of Business
Dr. Minton’s research interests range from risk management to
corporate governance. Her research is published in leading financial
economics journals as well as the financial press, and her work on
firms’ risk management practices is cited in leading academic
journals and the financial press. As Academic Director of the Risk
Institute, Dr. Minton coordinates the Risk Institute’s activities
and leads the Institute’s Academic Research Committee, educational
programing and curriculum development. She currently teaches risk
management to Fisher graduate and undergraduate students and
works closely with future finance thought leaders in her role as cocoordinator of the PhD program in finance. Dr. Minton received a BA
from Mount Holyoke College, and a MA and PhD from the University
of Chicago.
UPCOMING SESSIONS:
Cost: $595
When: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on each date
November 12, 2015
Weather Disruption and Risk
Management
January 21, 2016
Brand and Reputational Risk in a
Digital World
March 30, 2016
Risk Modeling: The Past and the
Future
May 12, 2016
The Talent War: Managing the
Talent Pipeline and Succession
Planning
FOR MORE INFORMATION,
PLEASE CONTACT:
The Risk Institute
The Ohio State University
Fisher College of Business
riskinstitute@fisher.osu.edu
fisher.osu.edu/risk