Events

Cyber Terrorism Research and Insurance Webinar

ARPC’s Cyber Terrorism Research and Insurance Seminar will now take place as a Webinar on Thursday, 3 September at 4pm (AEST).

ARPC’s Cyber Terrorism Research and Insurance Webinar will show the findings of ARPC’s ground-breaking cyber terrorism research project, titled: ‘Insurance Risk Assessment of Cyber Terrorism in Australia’.

Speakers from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the University of Cambridge’s Centre for Risk Studies at the Judge Business School (Cambridge) will outline key findings and explain their implications for the insurance industry and government. There will also be a discussion and Q&A in which attendees can participate.

This free-of-charge event also provides an opportunity for ARPC to thank stakeholders who generously participated in workshops and interviews to help complete the research.

Webinar Chair

	Professor Paula Jarzabkowski, Professor of Strategic Management at University of Queensland Business School and Cass Business School, University of London, will act as Webinar Chair. Professor Jarzabkowski is a high-profile insurance academic, author and International Forum of Terrorism Risk (Re) Insurance Pools (IFTRIP) presenter.
Speakers
	Chris is an insurance executive with experience in general insurance, workers compensation, health insurance, medical indemnity and reinsurance. He has worked extensively in insurance leadership roles within insurers and as a consultant to the insurance industry.
	Mr Leigh Wolfrom, Policy Analyst (insurance), OECD Directorate of Financial Enterprise Affairs, led the OECD component of the ARPC cyber terrorism research, including insurance coverage and global pool coverage.
	Mr Simon Ruffle, Director of Research & Innovation, Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge, led the Cambridge component of the ARPC cyber terrorism research. Mr Ruffle will present Cambridge’s research findings including cyber terrorism threats, plausible cyber terrorism scenarios and a range of insured and economic losses.

Registration

Register for the Webinar here. Prospective attendees will require a company email address to register. ARPC reserves the right to decline registrations.

Annual Terrorism Risk and Insurance Seminar

ARPC will still host its annual Terrorism Risk and Insurance Seminar at NSW Parliament on Thursday, 12 November. This annual Seminar allows delegates to hear valuable insights on current and emerging terrorism threats and mitigation measures from experts in terrorism and insurance. However, as explained above, the launch of the ARPC cyber terrorism research project has been brought forward to ARPC’s 3 September Webinar.

For more information, please contact [email protected].