Tallis Industries' risk transfer loop of eight stations — appetite, coverage, market, evidence, policy terms, claims, contracts and review — around the four treatments of retain, mitigate, transfer and avoid; an underwriting submission corrected from last year's claim that MFA was organisation-wide when coverage was 85% to an identity-provider export showing 96% with the remaining 4% named and owned, backed by an evidence pack; and the policy wording read line by line, with vendor certificates of insurance opened and checked after one turned out to have lapsed.

CY-SENIOR-048Senior Level · Cyber Insurance & Risk Transfer

Cyber Insurance & Risk Transfer Strategy — The Risk Transfer Loop

A senior-level course that builds the discipline of deciding what cyber risk to retain, mitigate, transfer, or avoid, and buys and uses cyber insurance well when transfer is the right tool. Work the risk transfer loop - eight arcs: Risk Appetite, Coverage Needs, Market & Underwriting, Controls Evidence, Policy Terms, Claims Readiness, Contracts & Vendors, and Review - setting appetite, sizing coverage, working the market from a position of truth, evidencing controls honestly, reading and negotiating policy terms, rehearsing claims readiness, transferring risk contractually to vendors, and reviewing the program every year. Four hands-on activities in every lesson, built from real risk-transfer artifacts, not shell commands.

15 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

Set a defensible risk appetite and size retentions against quantified loss exposure, rather than inherited guesses.
Map first-party and third-party coverage needs and negotiate specific limits, sub-limits, and exclusions.
Assemble a truthful, evidence-backed underwriting submission and controls evidence pack that survives scrutiny at claim time.
Build a claims-readiness playbook and a vendor contract review process that make risk transfer real, not assumed.

Price:৳10,000