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www.berea-group.co m Cyber 101 Aaron Yates Chief Executive, Berea A crash course on cyber security, data protection and cyber insurance. Chelmsford CII Wednesday, 13th February 2019 Berea Focused on high scale cyber support for SMEs.


  1. www.berea-group.co m Cyber 101 Aaron Yates Chief Executive, Berea A crash course on cyber security, data protection and cyber insurance. Chelmsford CII Wednesday, 13th February 2019

  2. Berea • Focused on high scale cyber support for SMEs. • Work with insurers, MGAs and insurance brokers. • Happy to explain more after our session.

  3. Why are we here? • Is it really a problem? • What, exactly, is the problem? • What is cyber insurance? • What’s happening with distribution? • How do Berea fit in?

  4. Let’s make it real

  5. Pop quiz Is your website a risk? www.securityheaders.io Try us, too! www.berea-group.com

  6. Pop quiz Is your iPhone secure? Let’s find out… Settings → Touch ID/Face ID and Passcode → Erase Data Is the setting green or grey ?

  7. Pop quiz Have you been compromised? www.haveibeenpwned.com If you’ve been with your employer less than a couple of years try using your personal email address.

  8. What just happened? We have evidenced We have made a These insights are that you have very small part symptomatic of a vulnerabilities of the issue visible far bigger problem

  9. The far bigger problem “ Cyber” (Oct 17 - Oct 18) Fires (Oct 17 - Oct 18) • 1.6m offences • 167,150 attended virus/Computer Misuse Act. to nationally. • 1.5m cyber-related • Of which 15,577 were fraud offences. commercial premises. 8,493 /day. 458 /day. Probably not insured. Highly likely to be insured.

  10. What’s the problem?

  11. Why is it now such a problem? Competition Efficiency Profitability demands for c reating Because use of technology creates a vicious cycle

  12. Pop quiz Have you ever sent an email after 10pm?

  13. Governance is patchy-to-MIA for most businesses Layers of legacy systems under new technology

  14. What’s happening, and why?

  15. We have Who has a And uses To exploit a Creating an actor motivation a vector vulnerability an incident… Staff Website Human Accident Financial Loss/Costs Organised Crime Negligence Email Software Reputation Damage Opportunists Physical media Hardware Malice Legal/Regulatory Script Kiddies Financial Physical office Hacktivists Social media Ethical Hackers Moral Telephone Nationstate Supplier Ego Customer

  16. Cyber Information Data Security Protection

  17. Information Security Background Key concepts • Not legally mandated • Confidentiality • Sensible business practice • Integrity • Identify and manage risks • Availability • Risk score prioritises activity

  18. Data Protection Background Why is legislation changing? • Legally mandated by GDPR • 20 years of change • Requires data to be stored securely • Decisions are being made about us • Honour the rights of individuals Consequences • Penalties of up to 4% GAT or €20m • Lawful basis for processing • Reputation damage • Evidence compliance activity

  19. Information Data Security Protection Financial Legal Reputation loss issues damage

  20. Cyber insurance?

  21. When the worst happens 1 2 3 Identify what Stop the attack, Contend with has happened restore service the fallout

  22. 1st Party Breach/Incident Event Costs

  23. 3rd Party Privacy (Regulatory + Liability) 1st Party Breach/Incident Event Costs 3rd Party Network/Security Liability

  24. 3rd Party Privacy (Regulatory + Liability) 1st Party Crime/ “Cyber” Breach/Incident Fidelity Business Event Costs Interruption 3rd Party Network/Security Liability

  25. 3rd Party Privacy (Regulatory + Liability) Stock deterioration 1st Party Crime/ “Cyber” Breach/Incident PCI-DSS Fidelity Business Event Costs Interruption Transmit A Virus... 3rd Party Network/Security Liability

  26. Distribution issues

  27. + E&O + Noise + Silent Cyber Brokers Media Insurers & MGAs Brokers Trade Assocs Insurers & MGAs Broker The client Consultants Brokers Insurers & MGAs Brokers Staff x90~ x lots

  28. What needs to happen? 5 A better, risk managed buying journey Invest & 4 Maintain ISO 27001 3 1 2 Cyber Staff Risk insurance awareness control

  29. Governance specifications A growing alphabet soup With road blocks • Cyber Essentials • “DIY” possible with expertise • ISO 27001 • Consultants cost >£1,000 +VAT • PCI-DSS • Too few experts • GDPR Fundamentals • Firms are unsure where to start • Insurance/client requirements

  30. Cyber Essentials What is it? Background • Technical governance specification • Standardise procurement assurance • A recognised certification • Minimum benchmark for British firms • Reduce common threats by 70-80% • Recognised by the ICO for GDPR • Join risk management and insurance

  31. How Berea fit in Insurers & MGAs Insurance Brokers Embed Cyber Essentials Proactively engage clients with as a risk management value Berea’s unique services as a add to your PI and SME ready-made sales journey to packaged offerings. buying cyber insurance.

  32. Thank you Any questions?

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