When:   March 27th | 2025      Attend

Today’s interconnected organizations face a rapidly evolving risk landscape where enterprise, cyber, operational, and third-party risks are increasingly intertwined. The growing reliance on critical IT systems, both internally managed and outsourced to third and fourth parties, has expanded the attack surface, leaving firms vulnerable to cyber incidents, downtime, and operational disruptions.

Studies reveal that 87% of Fortune 1000 companies experienced a significant cyber incident involving a third party in the past year, highlighting the urgent need for a more robust and unified approach to risk management.

This webinar will explore how you can consolidate your view of risk to enhance business resilience, mitigate vulnerabilities, and align with emerging regulatory requirements. You will gain up-to-date insights on:

• Integrating risk management for better resilience: Learn how consolidating enterprise IT, cyber, operational, and third-party risks into a unified framework enhances risk identification, prioritization, and mitigation.
• Enhancing threat detection with real-time insights: Discover how real-time monitoring, data analytics, and cross-functional collaboration can improve incident response and reduce vulnerabilities.
• Aligning with regulatory requirements: Gain insights into key regulations like DORA, NIS2, and CPS 230, and understand how a consolidated risk approach ensures compliance.
• Strengthening proactive risk management: Explore how leveraging NIST frameworks can help you anticipate, protect against, and respond to risks in a structured, resilient manner.

Speakers

Nathan Parker, Co-founder, Parker & Lawrence. As a recognised thought leader in RegTech, FinTech, and Web3, Nathan has driven impactful research projects for leading global technology vendors and regulators. His deep expertise has helped RiskTech and RegTech firms successfully develop and launch innovative products, positioning them for success in both domestic and international markets. As well as producing a Web3 podcast, he has contributed blogs, Ebooks, white papers and primary research across risk and RegTech use cases, including financial crime, ESG, market abuse, cyber security, AI Governance and GRC.

Rebecca Hubis is the senior director of product marketing at Riskonnect, where she draws on her extensive experience in compliance, risk management, and product strategy to drive growth and innovation. A graduate of the Colorado School of Mines with a degree in Engineering Economics, Rebecca combines a strong analytical foundation with a proven track record of leading successful product initiatives. Her expertise in aligning technology solutions with business objectives has made her a key contributor to Riskonnect’s mission of empowering organizations to navigate risk and achieve operational resilience.                     

Kathryn Carlson has more than 20 years of product management and product development leadership experience. Before joining Riskonnect, Kathryn was vice president of product management at KPA, an EHS software, online training, and consulting company. Prior to KPA, she held positions in product management, product marketing and product development, including leading the team at ADP that developed the patented Decision Matrix applicant selection software. Kathryn’s approach to product management blends pragmatism and innovation, leading to solutions that solve clients’ most pressing problems, decrease time to market and deliver true value.