Critical Pathways to Insider Risk Conference
A Landmark Event on Insider Risk
Dates: CPIR® Conference November 4 & 5, 2026
Optional CPIR® Certification Training, November 3, 2026
Contact Jacqueline Kicherer, [email protected]
Location: Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus
113 West 60th Street, New York, NY 10023
12th Floor Lounge, E. Gerald Corrigan Conference Center, Lowenstein Building
Expanding the CPIR® to Prevent, Detect, Assess & Manage Insider Risk
For the first time, Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business is combining the academic rigor of one of the nation’s premier business schools with the practical, front-line expertise of the field’s most respected insider risk voices. This is not simply another cybersecurity conference. It is a rare convergence of research, corporate practice, and higher education at a time when the threat of insider risk has never been more prevalent or more complex.
Key Topics & Tailored Options - Full Conference Agenda >
Over two days, attendees will engage during keynote panels, learn from applied case studies, and participate in direct dialogue with leading practitioners on topics including:
- Emerging insider threats and drivers
- Explaining insider risk to leadership and boards
- The Critical Pathway Insider Risk®Index©
- How to manage heighten analyst vulnerability to vicarious trauma
- The risks of the AI-bonded employee and so much more
Who Should Attend
The conference has been purposefully designed for professionals who manage or oversee insider risk within their organizations, including:
- Security & Risk Leaders
- HR & Compliance Professionals
- Legal & Investigations Teams
- Executives & Boards Members
It bridges the gap between theory and practice in a way no single organization could achieve alone.
Why This Matters Now
Fordham’s Insider Risk Conference provides attendees with direct access to the individuals building the frameworks, tools, and countermeasures used to meet these threats. It features Eric Shaw, PhD, who has spent more than two decades shaping how government and industry understand insider risk. As the architect of the Critical Pathway to Insider Risk® model—the framework referenced throughout the DoD, the intelligence community, and private industry—his work has become the foundation for how organizations identify and intervene before an insider threat becomes an insider incident.
We invite you to join us in this unprecedented collaboration between academia and industry.
