Ms. Hannes currently serves as a Managing Director of CloudInsure.com, specializing in quantifying information asset risk measurement associated with the use of emerging cloud technologies against carrying systemic risk proxies in relationship to use of cloud technologies.
CloudInsure.com is the world's first platform to insure data & security liabilities specifically designed for cloud computing customers in mind. In partnership with global insurance and reinsurance carriers, we "mash" the latest insurance and technology concepts to design insurance products for protection against data liability specifically within the cloud environment (PaaS, IaaS, SaaS). Through our proprietary cloud risk models, cloud underwriting frameworks and "CyberEvent" analytics from our sister company, CyberFactors, we introduce cloud insurance into the world of cloud computing. CloudInsure.com is privately owned by its holding company, CyberRiskPartners LLC.
In her role as a Managing Director of CloudInsure.com, Ms. Hannes continuously studies the relationship between data liability, breach response, reliance costs and compliance costs (HIPPA, HiTech, PCI, Red Flag rules, GLB, ISO) to determine risk quantification and insurable liabilities both within and outside the cloud environment.
Ms. Hannes has many years of experience analyzing insurance coverages for privacy, professional liability, network security, business interruption, crisis management expenses, intellectual property and new media/web 2.0 technology products for Fortune 500 organizations as well as SMB's for The Hartford as well as Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
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Risk Evaporation Part 2
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| Emerging Cyber Risks: Better Visibility for the Cloud Forecast |
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Drew Bartkiewicz
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| In the previous issue of Cloudbook Journal (volume 2, issue 1), we focused on the various areas of risk and the shared responsibility between a cloud service provider and customer. In this article, we examine the mechanics of pricing and managing risk. |
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Risk Evaporation? Part 1
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| Emerging Cyber Risks: Better Visibility for the Cloud Forecast |
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Drew Bartkiewicz
& Meghan Hannes
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| Virtually every established industry in the world presently involves risk transfer and massive insurance markets to absorb unexpected catastrophic financial or legal impacts, except for the cloud computing industry. Industries that rely on the insurance marketplace range from banking to property, energy to transportation; even the rental car industry relies on insurance for business-sustaining risk mitigation purposes. The cloud computing sector is an emerging industry with enormous promise with equally great unseen, aggregated financial liabilities. Prediction: The risk transfer marketplace for cloud computing will soon take hold through the powerful force of sheer, simple economics.
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Article: Forecast for New York City computing: cloudy |
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January 03 2011 - scienceline.org
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Article discussing New York City's adoption of cloud computing and the potential unforseen consenquences.
Ms. Hannes (formerly McAuley) is cited from the article published January 3, 2011.
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