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SUMMARY:Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Workplace: Managing Risks Through Effective Policy Design
DESCRIPTION:During this session\, Elizabeth Wilson\, Attorney Member\, at Eckert Seamans will discuss how to use AI tools safely and responsibly within an organization. Participants will learn the key risks associated with AI\, such as data privacy breaches\, inaccurate outputs\, bias\, security vulnerabilities\, and over‑reliance on automated decisions.  The session will focus on what components should be included in an AI policy and why these elements matter. \n 
URL:https://countyreinsurance.org/event-and-training-calendar/artificial-intelligence-ai-in-the-workplace-managing-risks-through-effective-policy-design-2/
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SUMMARY:NIJO: Beneficial training to reduce liability
DESCRIPTION:Training is one of the most effective tools for reducing liability—but only when it’s focused on what matters most. This session NIJO will help you prioritize high-liability topics and allocate limited resources where they make the greatest impact. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nTarget High-Risk Areas: Learn how training on high-liability events can protect your agency from claims of “deliberate indifference.”\nPrioritize What Matters: Understand which training topics are essential now and which can wait.\nChoose the Right Platforms: Explore the best delivery methods for corrections-specific training.\nMaximize Limited Resources: Identify where to focus your time and budget for the greatest return on investment.\n\nThis session is available for CRL Liability Members and their County Members. \nNote:  This training will not be recorded.
URL:https://countyreinsurance.org/event-and-training-calendar/nijo-beneficial-training-to-reduce-liability-2/
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SUMMARY:Marsh: Winterization and Water Mitigation
DESCRIPTION:This course examines how winter weather\, combined with inadequate preparation\, can result in severe property damage—such as freeze-ups\, water intrusion\, and costly business interruptions. Participants will learn practical steps to minimize these risks and protect facilities during cold-weather events. \nKey Takeaways: \n\nIdentify common vulnerabilities in water systems and building components affected by winter conditions.\nUnderstand preventive procedures and controls to avoid freeze-related damage and water intrusion.\nImplement effective mitigation strategies to reduce the likelihood and impact of winter-related losses.\n\nThis session is available for CRL Property Members and their County Members.
URL:https://countyreinsurance.org/event-and-training-calendar/marsh-winterization-and-water-mitigation-2/
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SUMMARY:Cyber Incident Response-Lessons Learned from the Trenches Webinar
DESCRIPTION:It seems that almost every day we hear reports of another data breach impacting county government. Ransomware attacks and business email compromises continue to cause significant losses of time\, productivity and money for government agencies. Cyber-attacks impacting trusted vendors are on the rise and can significantly impact a county. Data breaches are often the result of an escalating series of failures which include lack of monitoring\, lack of preparation\, lack of adequate employee training designed to increase awareness of risky behavior and incomplete or non-existent evaluations and protections involving vendors and other third parties who receive or have access to valuable data. Through a series of hypothetical incidents participants will work through the twists and turns of several data security incidents. \nWhat You’ll Learn: \n\nTips for increasing organizational awareness of cybersecurity risks.\nThe challenges of managing and responding to a cyber incident.\nA high-level understanding of breach notification laws.\nBest practices to create a culture of cyber awareness.\n\nThis session is for CRL Liability Members and their county members. \nPresenter:  Eckert and Seamans
URL:https://countyreinsurance.org/event-and-training-calendar/cyber-incident-response-lessons-learned-from-the-trenches-webinar-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261027T110000
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SUMMARY:Silent Entry\, Public Impact: AI-Driven Attacks and Insurance Exposure
DESCRIPTION:Cyber risk is no longer theoretical. It is operational\, measurable\, and increasingly accelerated by artificial intelligence. Attackers are moving faster\, automating reconnaissance\, exploiting third-party weaknesses\, and monetizing access with precision. Insurance leaders must understand how these real-world tactics translate into financial exposure and systemic risk. During this session\, Tony Rucci will discuss: • How initial access is commonly achieved\, including phishing\, exposed remote services\, default credentials\, and compromised vendors. • How ransomware gangs establish persistence\, escalate privileges\, and exfiltrate data before encryption. • Highlight of notable trends\, including lack of network segmentation\, unmanaged internet-facing assets\, excessive administrative privileges\, weak MFA deployment\, and overreliance on vendors without meaningful due diligence. • How AI is influencing both attackers and defenders. • Why insurance professionals need to evaluate how insured entities assess vendor controls\, contractual security obligations\, and AI-driven service dependencies. Participants will leave with a grounded understanding of how attacks unfold in real environments\, how AI is changing attacker velocity and defender capability\, and how underwriting\, risk engineering\, and portfolio management strategies can adapt to reflect what is happening to your members. \n  \n 
URL:https://countyreinsurance.org/event-and-training-calendar/silent-entry-public-impact-ai-driven-attacks-and-insurance-exposure-2/
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SUMMARY:NIJO: Inmate death- how to reduce liability\, suicide prevention policy
DESCRIPTION:Physical plant design\, staff training\, and intake screening all play a critical role in preventing inmate suicides. Being proactive not only saves lives but also strengthens your agency’s defense against claims of deliberate indifference. This session will provide actionable steps to reduce risk and protect your agency. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nProactive Prevention: Learn how facility design\, intake questionnaires\, and staff training can significantly reduce suicide risk.\nLegal Protection: Understand how proactive measures support a strong defense against litigation.\nLiability Reduction: Discover strategies that give your agency an advantage when facing high-risk situations.\nPractical Implementation: Gain insight into building a comprehensive suicide prevention plan tailored to corrections environments.\n\nThis session is available for CRL Liability Members and their County Members. \nNote: This training will not be recorded.
URL:https://countyreinsurance.org/event-and-training-calendar/nijo-inmate-death-how-to-reduce-liability-suicide-prevention-policy-2/
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SUMMARY:SNCC MAP Insights Series Session 4: Abuse Prevention Toolkit
DESCRIPTION:Available to liability policyholders\, this toolkit provides targeted solutions to strengthen sexual abuse prevention efforts. It includes model policies\, a dedicated helpline\, and an assessment tool to help organizations quickly and confidently improve practices designed to keep those in their care safe. \nSara will provide an overview of the specific resource topic\, discussing: \n\nThe purpose of the resource\nWho is eligible to take advantage of it\nHow to register and access it\nIdeas on when and how to use it effectively\n\nThis session is available for CRL Liability Members who participate in the SNCC Layer.
URL:https://countyreinsurance.org/event-and-training-calendar/sncc-map-insights-series-session-4-abuse-prevention-toolkit-2/
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UID:10000042-1796209200-1796212800@countyreinsurance.org
SUMMARY:NIJO: Procedures for Suicide Prevention- Proactive steps your agency can take to help prevent suicide in your facility.
DESCRIPTION:Overview: Physical plant design\, staff training\, and intake screening all play a critical role in preventing inmate suicides. Being proactive not only saves lives but also strengthens your agency’s defense against claims of deliberate indifference. This session will provide actionable steps to reduce risk and protect your agency. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nProactive Prevention: Learn how facility design\, intake questionnaires\, and staff training can significantly reduce suicide risk.\nLegal Protection: Understand how proactive measures support a strong defense against litigation.\nLiability Reduction: Discover strategies that give your agency an advantage when facing high-risk situations.\nPractical Implementation: Gain insight into building a comprehensive suicide prevention plan tailored to corrections environments.\n\nThis session is available for CRL Liability Members and their County Members. \nNote: This session will not be recorded.
URL:https://countyreinsurance.org/event-and-training-calendar/nijo-procedures-for-suicide-prevention-proactive-steps-your-agency-can-take-to-help-prevent-suicide-in-your-facility-2/
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