thinking beyond insurance - the future of eu cyber security & technology

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WISER has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Grant Agreement no 653321. The content of this presentation does not represent the opinion of the European Union, and the European Union is not responsible for any use that might be made of such content. Thinking Beyond Insurance - the future of EU cyber & technology Giorgio Aprile Head of Financial Institutions in Italy Prepared by Aon Aon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | October 2015

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WISER has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Grant

Agreement no 653321. The content of this presentation does not represent the opinion of the European Union, and the European

Union is not responsible for any use that might be made of such content.

Thinking Beyond Insurance - the future of EU cyber & technologyGiorgio Aprile – Head of Financial Institutions in Italy

Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | October 2015

Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | Proprietary & Confidential - October 2015

But one threat jeopardises this huge potential: Cyber Risk

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Source: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/pillar-iii-trust-security#Our Actions

Only 12% of European web users feel

completely safe making online transactions.

Threats such as malicious software and online

fraud unsettle consumers and dog efforts to

promote the online economy.

The Digital Agenda proposes a number of

practical solutions, including a coordinated

European response to cyber-attacks and

reinforced rules on personal data protection.

Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | Proprietary & Confidential - October 2015

Horizon 2020: financing research & innovation to tackle Cyber Risk

http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/#

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80 Bln TotallyExcellent

ScienceSocietal

Challenges

Industrial

Leadership

Basic

Research

Demonstration

Technology

R&D

Large Scale

Validation

Prototyping

Market

Uptake

Pilots

Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | Proprietary & Confidential - October 2015

Horizon 2020: Work programme on Secure Society (“SC7” calls)

Key concepts1:

– Secure society – Protecting freedom and security of

Europe and its citizens

– Address the economic and societal dimension of security

and privacy in the digital ecosystem

– Secure and increase trust in the digital society

– Demonstrate the viability and maturity of state-of-the-art

solutions

Key drivers:

– Technology: Big Data; Cloud computing; Internet of Things;

Future Internet and 5G

– Policy: Finance, banking; Digital services; Smart cities;

Intelligent Transport System; eHealth

1 Source: Pierre Chastanet “Introduction - The role of research to innovation (RTI) in the EU cybersecurity strategy” available at https://www.cspforum.eu/graphics/2015/speakersfiles/CSP%20innovation%20forum%20-%20Track%201%20EC%20presentation.pdf

Focus on

Cybersecurity

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Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | Proprietary & Confidential - October 2015

What is WISER?

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WISER is a European collaborative innovation action to tackle

cyber-risk

WISER is an innovative cyber-risk management framework

WISER is a 30 months project started in June 2015

Collaboration Innovation

European

Market

Oriented

Real Time SMEs

Democratic

Awareness

Keywords

Risk

Management

Platform as

a Service

Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | Proprietary & Confidential - October 2015

Project partners

7 funded partners

10 external partners

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Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | Proprietary & Confidential - October 2015

Why Aon with WISER

Lead the transformation of risk management practices to deal with a

different wave of threats

Fully understand cyber risk and its peculiar characteristics: • Fast changing exposure

• Relationship with the business model

• Relationship with media exposure

• Potentially backed by hostile countries or organised crime

From a passive to an active role in protecting our customers

Understand cyber risk exposure to negotiate fair pricing and avoid

adverse selection in the insurance market

Actively participate to the Digital Agenda for Europe and the future

of the Digital Single Market

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Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | Proprietary & Confidential - October 2015

WISER service delivery operating models

Basic

Non-Intrusive

Advanced

Registration and basic data required to Clients

WISER tests vulnerabilities from the outside

Provides basic benchmarking

Detailed business and IT infrastructure data required

Model selection based on WISER suggestion or tailored

Sensors installation at the network layer level

Real time exposure calculation Monitoring Mitigation options considered WISER team limited support

Detailed business and IT infrastructure data required

Possibility to implement Client’s models

Possibility to perform cost/benefit analysis on the base of Client’s indications

Sensors installation at the application layer level

RequiredInteraction

Real time exposure calculation Monitoring Mitigation cost benefit

calculations WISER team full involvement

Complexity of WISER Operating Model

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Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | Proprietary & Confidential - October 2015

WISER Logic

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Prepared by AonAon SpA | Financial Institutions Risk Advisory | Proprietary & Confidential - October 2015

Contacts

Giorgio Aprile

Head of Financial Institutions - Italy

Via Andrea Ponti 8/10

20143 Milano

+39 02 45434.092

[email protected]

www.cyberwiser.eu

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