In this episode, we discuss the value of cyber conferences (shout out to NetDiligence, Zywave, IAPP, PLUS, Execusummit, and all the others I missed). Specifically, beyond the sessions, how the conversations in the background help grow understanding of legal, market, and security trends, collaboration, and genuine connections in the industry. I can’t neglect a special shout-out to meeting Shawn Melito in a buffet line at a Zywave conference in 2019, discussing the pros and cons of pasta salad. Further, we dive into the unforeseen consequences of mass-scale vendor breaches. Is the market ready for a vendor to throw its hands up, declare bankruptcy, and push all notification obligations to its insureds? Is the market ready for the mass-scale class actions that would follow? Do insurers need to start thinking about sublimit for these types of events? I would love to get everyone’s thoughts so keep the questions, calls, and comments coming! E-mail me at <a href='mailto:spollock@mcdonaldhopkins.com'>spollock@mcdonaldhopkins.com</a> or call me at 410-917-5189.

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