TW at Quantum Cyber Risk Conference!
July 1, 2026|

Our London Quantum Cyber Risk Conference with the Lloyd's Market Association is at capacity and generating a lot of interest! We are excited to continue the conversation we began in New York bringing insurance and technology experts together to give our clients and the insurance industry the information and resources they need to prepare for this emerging risk. As we prepare for the conference, every call sparks new conversations and lines of inquiry. We will do our best to keep on schedule so everyone can enjoy the post event networking happy hour at the Sterling!

‍TittmannWeix’s Managing Partner Louisa Weix will be moderating the Regulatory Panel with Thomas B., Cavan Fabris, and David Méheut. We’ll explain why this is a now not later problem, the disparate regulatory landscape and approaches, and explain why from a regulatory perspective when "Q-Day” happens is less important than when companies start managing the transition risk.  

A big thank you to everyone who has worked to make this happen Lloyd's Market Association (Happy 25th Anniversary!) IBM, Jessica Centeno, CPLP, ExecPLP, RPLU, CLCS, Brandon Welch - CIPP, CIPM, AIGP, Craig A. Linton, Edward L., Bridget Quinn Choi, and all you insurance nerds out there that get excited about emerging technologies (AI, Quantum, Fusion). As these technologies tip from impossible to inevitable they will impact us in ways we can’t even imagine.

‍Louisa Weix, Raymond Tittmann, Judy Selby, Kelly S. Johnson, and Anna Tripier will attend the conference. We’d love to connect!

ABOUT TITTMANNWEIX
TittmannWeix is a Chambers-rated insurance law firm with significant expertise in cyber, technology, media, privacy, and gig economy insurance products and claims. It advises insurers on a wide range of claims, from the simple to the most complex, from first notice through coverage litigation, trial, and appeal. TittmannWeix develops strategies that are effective, creative, and responsive with the goal to achieve favorable results at advantageous legal spend rates.
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