WEBINAR

Discover how CohnReznick and Mastercard are helping organizations take a more strategic approach to cybersecurity. This webinar will examine how Cyber Quant, paired with CohnReznick’s risk assessment methodology and data and AI-readiness approach, enables leaders to measure cyber exposure in financial terms, assess potential scenarios, and strengthen preparedness for effective incident response. 

Join members CohnReznick’s Cybersecurity, Technology Risk and Privacy and Data & AI teams along with members of Mastercard’s Cyber Quant Resource Team as we discuss: 

• Key cyber risks impacting manufacturing and distribution organizations, including operational and supply chain disruption  
• How cybersecurity risk assessments and Cyber Quant work together to translate cyber risk into financial impact  
• What guardrails your data and AI need to mitigate (not magnify) risk 
• The role of AI-enabled risk quantification in scenario analysis and investment prioritization  
• How quantified cyber risk insights can support incident response planning and executive decision-making 

Live event participants can earn up to 1 CPE credit in the Information Technology field of study. See additional details below.

SPEAKERS

Bhavesh Vadhani
Partner,

Global Leader, Cybersecurity,

Technology Risk 
CohnReznick

Mel Walker
Managing Director,

Data & AI 
CohnReznick

CPE Information

Live event participants can earn up to 1 CPE credit in the Information Technology field of study. 

Program description: Cyber threats are becoming more frequent, more costly, and more complex—especially for manufacturing and distribution organizations facing operational disruption and supply chain risk. As AI reshapes both cyber-attacks and defenses, leaders need a clearer way to understand exposure, prioritize investments, and prepare for effective incident response. Join CohnReznick and Mastercard for a webinar exploring how Mastercard’s Cyber Quant platform, combined with CohnReznick’s cybersecurity risk assessment approach and data and AI readiness framework, helps organizations translate cyber risk into financial impact, evaluate “what if” scenarios, and make more informed, data driven decisions. The session will also highlight how quantified risk insights can support incident response planning when a cyber event occurs. We will discuss: 

• Key cyber risks impacting manufacturing and distribution organizations  
• How CohnReznick and Mastercard Cyber Quant help quantify cyber risk in financial terms  
• Using AI enabled insights to prioritize cybersecurity investments  
• What guardrails your data and Ai need to mitigate (not magnify) risk  
• Applying quantified risk to incident response and executive decision making 

Program level: Intermediate- Developing subject knowledge 

Prerequisites: At least one year of hands-on experience supporting cybersecurity, technology risk, and privacy planning or implementation activities. 

Advanced preparation: None

At the conclusion of this session, attendees will be able to: 

• Identify the key cyber risks impacting manufacturing and distribution organizations, including operational disruption and supply chain vulnerabilities, and explain how these risks are evolving as AI reshapes the threat landscape.
• Explain how cybersecurity risk assessments, Mastercard’s Cyber Quant platform, and CohnReznick’s data and AI readiness framework work together to translate cyber risk into measurable financial impact.
• Evaluate how AI-enabled risk quantification and scenario analysis can be used to prioritize cybersecurity investments and support more informed, data-driven decision making.
• Assess the role of data and AI guardrails in mitigating cyber risk and preventing the amplification of exposure as organizations adopt advanced technologies.
• Apply quantified cyber risk insights to incident response planning and executive-level decision making, strengthening organizational preparedness when a cyber event occurs. 

Instructional Delivery Method: Webinars: Group Internet Based

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