Register now: Cyber claims examples and cyber threat landscape update webinar

Join ALIA for a webinar to learn how the cyber claims process works from start to finish through real-world examples provided by Beazley. Also, learn about the current threat landscape and how the Universal Cyber Coverage Program can help you to avoid a cyber incident.

Subscribers are encouraged to share this invitation with their law firm administrators, IT managers, Chief Information Security Officers, and others in your firm who may find it useful.

Those who attend the webinar will be entered in a draw to win one of ten ALIA branded umbrellas, mugs, pens, blankets and Starbucks cards.

WEBINAR: Cyber Claims Examples and Cyber Threat Landscape Update

Monday, March 9, 2026

Noon – 1:00 p.m. MDT

Online (Microsoft Teams)

Attendance is free


Presenters:


Andres Hinojosa – Claims Manager, Cyber, Tech and Specialty Lines, Beazley


Katie Andruchow – Senior Vice President and National Cyber Broking Practice Leader, Aon


Nicholas Hickey – Director, Cyber Services (Americas), Beazley

Topics:



• Cyber claims examples from start to finish
• Update on cyber threat activity
• Complimentary services available for firms through Beazley

As the webinar requires individual links for all participants, please have each member of your firm register separately.

Registrants will receive an email confirmation containing a link as well as an attachment to add the event to their calendar.

The webinar will be recorded and made available on the Lawyer Portal for those who cannot attend.

We look forward to your attendance!

Reporting to ALIA is a critical first step but, for some, what happens next can feel uncertain. Questions about process, involvement, and potential outcomes often loom large once a report is made. The good news is that the post‑reporting journey is structured, supported, and designed to guide you every step of the way.


The Canadian Bar Association – Alberta Branch published, “Demystifying ALIA: What Happens After a Report to ALIA?” the latest article in the Demystifying ALIA series by Senior Claims Counsel, Brett Stuart. The article explains what lawyers can expect after making a report to ALIA and covers various scenarios, including for potential claims, possible repairs, and defence retainers. If you have not read the earlier installments of this article series (Part 1: What to report, Part 2: When to report), it is worth doing so for a fuller understanding of ALIA’s processes. 

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