Insider threats are scary. How can organizations better prepare themselves to deal with security threats from trusted insiders? We’ll discuss some of the high-profile Canadian insider threat events from the recent past including Jeffrey Delisle and Cameron Ortis. We will discuss why trusted insiders become hostile and identify some of the behavioral indicators of compromise used to detect potential threat activity. We will discuss differences between deliberate and accidental threat actors and what steps organizations can take to protect against insider risk.

• Why resilience matters in risk management.
• The cost of reactive responses.
• Strategies for embedding resilience into operations.
• Developing a risk culture.

• Prepare for the future of asset management with proactive strategies and innovations.
• Protect critical assets and optimize operations for maximum efficiency and security.
• Develop effective public data management practices and implement robust risk strategies.
• Enhance resilience and ensure reliability through comprehensive management approaches.
• Navigate compliance challenges and maintain high standards of regulatory adherence.

• Leverage advanced analytics to identify emerging risks and trends in real-time.
• Implement AI-driven models to enhance decision-making and optimize risk assessment processes.
• Integrate collaborative platforms that streamline communication and foster a proactive risk management culture.

This session will explore several of the common challenges seen in today’s ERM programs. We will explore both the reasons why these challenges occur and practical ways to overcome them. We will also explore these through the lens of an outside service provider and an internal resource.

• Identify the most common challenges in today’s ERM programs and understand their root causes.
• Examine practical strategies to overcome these challenges using real-world examples.
• Compare insights from both external service providers and internal resources to enhance ERM effectiveness.