Ben Duffy
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Jun 17, 2026
Ben Dovey - Xitus
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David SilversHOST
What exactly is your role at Exodus? You know, what do you do in general on a day-to-day basis?
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1:02Ben DuffyGUEST
And maybe I should just give a little bit of an introduction where I came from and everything else before I get into my role.
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1:07Ben DuffyGUEST
But really, my journey into insurance wasn't really the most traditional route, I would say.

Joel RiddHOST
But prior to getting there, what did your career path look like after studying econ? And was it finance?
Connected Risk: Exploring the New Realities of Public Sector Cyber Threats
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TaQuan GilbertHOST
From your perspective, what separates organizations that are navigating this well from those that are struggling to keep up?
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7:17Ben DuffyGUEST
We've had the privilege at Kynd, I mentioned earlier about how long we've sort of been working in public entity.
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7:22Ben DuffyGUEST
And, and actually quite a young company in public entity for some of the characters and folks and the peers and the pools and single risk and everyone that we work with.
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7:33Ben DuffyGUEST
But we've had the privilege now to be able to look back at the data and at the partnerships that we've had and sort of give, have a top-down view of what we see working and what, what's not working, and that then helps us better our service.
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TaQuan GilbertHOST
For those listening that may feel overwhelmed by cyber risk, what's one practical piece of parting advice or starting point you would encourage them to focus on?