We Invite you to save the date and join us on Thursday, June 18, 2026 for our 9th Annual Cyber Insurance Recovery Conference.

Cyber threats continue unabated for almost all organizations.  Now A.I. technologies provide jet fuel for cyber gang scams, creating an even more perilous environment for those charged with securing data and keeping their systems safely online.  It is likely that A.I., one day, will be able to fend-off cyber attacks enabled by A.I. and other fraudulent means.  But until that day….

With this challenging cyber landscape in mind, this year’s Anderson Kill Cyber Conference will be dedicated to identifying the underlying perils, exploring the varied and evolving legal landscape from A.I.-enhanced technologies, and addressing the insurance coverage and risk management solutions that executives, RMs, attorneys, brokers and other stakeholders need to consider and utilize.

Agenda:

2:30 – 3:00 p.m. / Registration

3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Cyber Risk and Insurance: Litigation Trends, Coverage Disputes and New Exposures

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Joshua Gold, Difie Osborne 

• Continued fights over computer fraud coverage for cyber-enabled thefts;
• Increased disputes over the application of cyber policy sub-limits—especially involving ransomware;
• Pixel-tracking class action liability and coverage disputes;
• The continued rise of state legislation concerning A.I.;
• A.I. enhanced cyber scams implicating malware, ransoms, and data theft; and
• Underwriting disputes involving insurance applications and renewals.

3:30 – 4:15 p.m.

Cyber Claims in the Trenches: Business Interruption, Market Realities, and What Comes Next

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Luma Al-Shibib, Eric B. Gyasi, Kevin O’Toole, Shiraz Saeed

I. Breach Response Coach

• What the critical first hours of a cyber incident look like in practice?
• Notification of customers, vendors, officials and regulators
• Ransom
• How to coordinate response, preserve evidence, and manage mitigation costs in a way that protects both your business and your insurance claim.

4:15 p.m. – 5:00 pm

Surveillance, AI, and Privacy: AI-Powered Identification and Tracking – and the Insurance Coverage That Responds

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John Leonard, Dennis Nolan, Jamie O’Neill

Artificial intelligence has changed how individuals are identified, monitored, and tracked — from facial recognition and behavioral biometrics for policing to tracking for predictive pricing and employee monitoring. However, these advancements have also come an evolving wave of privacy litigation and attempts at regulation. This session examines the intersection of AI-powered surveillance, advanced online tracking, and privacy, specifically the legal exposures that these systems create and how insurance responds. We will look at the patchwork of statutes driving today’s claims, recent case law, and what policies respond when an AI or AI-enabled system triggers a claim.

5:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Cocktail Reception