1. NEACS: CRO Perspective William Feher Vice President, Internal Audit and Chief Risk Officer October 27, 2015

2. CRO Perspective Speaker’s Bio October 27, 20152 NEACS: CRO Perspective William Feher Vice President, Internal Audit and Chief Risk Officer Bill serves as Vice President Internal Audit and Chief Risk Officer for ITT Corporation where he is responsible for overseeing the activities of Internal Audit, Risk Management (Insurance and ERM) and Business Conduct (Ethics Programs). He has more than 28 years of experience, having previously worked for EMCOR Group, Inc., Gartner Inc., Ernst & Young LLP, and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. Bill is a board member and President of the Fairfield/Westchester County Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors, a member of Financial Executives International and the Connecticut Society of CPAs and a volunteer member of the Finance Committee of Make-a-Wish of Connecticut. About ITT Corporation: ITT is a diversified leading manufacturer of highly engineered critical components and customized technology solutions for the energy, transportation and industrial markets. Building on its heritage of innovation, ITT partners with its customers to deliver enduring solutions to the key industries that underpin our modern way of life. Founded in 1920, ITT is headquartered in White Plains, N.Y., with employees in more than 35 countries and sales in a total of approximately 125 countries. The company generated 2014 revenues of $2.7 billion.

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4. CRO Perspective Theme for Today 4 “No longer is cyber security the concern of only the Chief Information Security Officer or the Chief Information Officer. Increasingly boards of directors and management teams are turning to their Chief Risk Officer for an independent view of how cyber risk is managed across the enterprise. An important part of the solution is a strong partnership with all of the stakeholders in cyber security. This session will share strategies and success stories.” October 27, 2015 NEACS: CRO Perspective

5. CRO Perspective Overview of Discussion Topics October 27, 20155 NEACS: CRO Perspective  Enterprise Risk Management and IT Risk  What does a Chief Risk Officer do?  How ITT Manages Risks  Solutions and Success Stories  Where do we go next?  Q&A

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7. CRO Perspective What does a Chief Risk Officer do? October 27, 20157 NEACS: CRO Perspective  Aligns the company’s risk management approach with strategic objectives and oversees Enterprise Risk Management (ERM).  Communicates risk information to the Board of Directors and to management. The CRO is often the liaison between the Board, management and the risk management function.  Establishes and maintain adherence to risk appetite/ threshold.  Monitors emerging risks across the enterprise. Establish and maintain early warning systems/forward looking indicators to evaluate and asses emerging risks.  Drives a culture of risk awareness and discipline.  Fosters cross-functional collaboration, ownership and accountability for all employees with the appropriate responsibility commensurate with the job responsibilities.  Reports to the CFO (next most commonly to the CEO). Some CROs have direct board reporting, especially those who have a hybrid role in small to medium size companies (ITT structure). Stakeholders: Shareholders, Board, Management and Functional Leads, Regulatory Agencies, Customers, Suppliers, Lenders

8. CRO Perspective How ITT Manages Risks October 27, 20158 NEACS: CRO Perspective

9. CRO Perspective Solutions and Success Stories October 27, 20159 NEACS: CRO Perspective  Third Party/SaaS Reviews Approval committee participation to vet potential vendors Due diligence questionnaire and risk evaluation CRO support of the CISO and security team with business owners  Disaster Recovery/BCP Support Co-sponsorship of DR framework development with the CISO Management buy-in support Implementation advisor, strategist and Board communicator  Business Case Support Data Center strategy review Key IT Initiative Steering Committee support  Board of Director Reporting Enterprise Risk Management – Annual Cyber Security Assessment

10. CRO Perspective Where do we go next? October 27, 201510 NEACS: CRO Perspective  Evaluate effectiveness of Cyber Security Risk Management and constantly adjust  Partner with your CRO (and CAE) He/she can be a great supporter and catalyst  Focus on employee engagement and education Coordinate employee training activities with your CRO and other functional leads Other functions are your business partners  Finance – watch for phishing and spam, finance is a frequent target  Human Resources – consider core competency evaluation for strong cyber awareness and prevention techniques  Legal – coordinate on use of third parties and contract language  Insurance/risk – explore Cyber Insurance

11. CRO Perspective Q&A October 27, 201511 NEACS: CRO Perspective  Thank you for listening and your feedback is welcome!  william.feher@itt.com william.feher@itt.com