Webinar - Assessing the Threat: Cyber Incidents and Identity Theft
Overview
As more and more of our daily tasks are accomplished in the digital realm, the possibility of a cyber incident and subsequent identity theft continues to increase. Understanding the potential impact such incidents can have on a family office or business is critical when determining how to deter such threats and mitigate identity theft.
Join this session and learn:
- How bad actors take advantage of individuals’ and companies’ weaknesses
- The crucial topics to be aware of
- In what ways these simple issues percolate in complex situations
Speaker(s)
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Matt Prevost, Senior Vice President, Cyber Product Line Manager for North America, Chubb
Matt Prevost, RPLU, is Chubb’s National Product Line Manager for Cyber Products. In this role, he is responsible for cyber product management in the United States, and plays a significant role in Chubb’s Global Cyber Practice, which addresses growing risks as legislation and exposures for privacy and network security evolve around the world, and customer demands for cyber insurance and risk management solutions grow. Mr. Prevost is also responsible for underwriting and negotiating complex accounts, developing and maintaining a broad network of brokerage and vendor relationships, and developing and driving distribution and marketing strategies.
Mr. Prevost previously served as Assistant Vice President at Philadelphia Insurance/Tokio Marine Group, where he was responsible for the management and professional liability division for the Western U.S. Prior to accepting that role, he oversaw the carrier’s cyber and miscellaneous professional liability portfolio in the U.S.
Mr. Prevost is a certified Continuing Education (CE) instructor in more than 36 states and regularly speaks on the topics of Directors & Officers (D&O), Errors & Omissions (E&O), cyber and privacy liability. He is a graduate of Lafayette College with a degree in International Economics and Commerce and also studied at Ecole Superieure de Commerce de Dijion in France.