Cyber IncidentsLevel: Intermediate
Overview
Generative AI is advancing rapidly, and the legal profession is among the sectors most directly affected—both in how legal work is performed and in how organizations manage associated risks and responsibilities. This seminar provides a grounded, practical examination of how AI tools function, where they are being applied across legal workflows such as document review, contract analysis, legal research, and eDiscovery, and where their limitations remain meaningful. Participants will also explore the professional and ethical standards that govern AI adoption in legal practice, including questions of competence, supervision, and accountability. The goal is to equip legal and business leaders with the context they need to make informed, responsible decisions about integrating these tools into their organizations.
What you’ll learn
- ✓Explain how generative AI works at a conceptual level relevant to legal and business decision-making
- ✓Identify the legal workflows most directly affected by AI adoption, including document review, legal research, contract analysis, and eDiscovery
- ✓Assess the current capabilities and meaningful limitations of AI tools in legal practice
- ✓Recognize the professional responsibility and ethical considerations that apply when legal teams use AI-assisted tools
- ✓Evaluate the organizational and governance questions that arise when adopting AI across legal and compliance functions
- ✓Distinguish between AI applications that are well-suited to legal workflows and those that carry elevated risk or require heightened oversight
Skills you’ll gain
Explain how generative AI works at a conceptual level relevant to legal and business decision-makingIdentify the legal workflows most directly affected by AI adoption, including document review, legal research, contract analysis, and eDiscoveryAssess the current capabilities and meaningful limitations of AI tools in legal practiceRecognize the professional responsibility and ethical considerations that apply when legal teams use AI-assisted toolsEvaluate the organizational and governance questions that arise when adopting AI across legal and compliance functionsDistinguish between AI applications that are well-suited to legal workflows and those that carry elevated risk or require heightened oversight
Audience and prerequisites
Who this is for
Legal advisors, executives, and CISOs and security teams who work alongside legal functions will benefit most from this seminar, as will in-house counsel and legal operations professionals responsible for evaluating or overseeing AI tool adoption.
Prerequisites
None — designed for non-technical professionals.
Curriculum
Lesson content is coming soon.
Cyber Incidents
