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Cyber Incidents

Level: Intermediate

Unlikely Friends: Cybersecurity, Financial Sector, and the Federal Government

This webinar examines the cybersecurity regulatory landscape facing the financial sector, covering the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), SEC cybersecurity guidelines and proposed rules, and the broader implications of federal regulation for financial institutions and the businesses and advisors that work with them. Attendees will come away with a clearer understanding of how these rules define compliance obligations, shape risk management practices, and affect communication between legal, security, and business teams.

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Cyber IncidentsPremium

Level: Intermediate

Navigating Data Breaches: Vendor Risks

This course examines how third-party vendors—ranging from service providers to cloud platforms—can introduce significant data breach risks, even when businesses have strong internal security practices. Participants will gain practical guidance on assessing and managing vendor risk, reviewing contracts, establishing appropriate policies, and understanding the current regulatory and litigation landscape surrounding third-party data breaches.

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Cyber Incidents

Level: Intermediate

The Impact of AI on the Practice of Law

This seminar examines how artificial intelligence—particularly generative AI—is reshaping the legal profession, covering how the technology works, its practical applications in areas such as document review, legal research, contract analysis, and eDiscovery, and the ethical and professional standards organizations must consider when adopting these tools. Attendees will come away with a clearer understanding of AI's current capabilities and limitations, and how legal and business teams can thoughtfully adapt their practices in response to these developments.

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Cyber IncidentsPremium

Level: Intermediate

Survey of NIST Cybersecurity Framework

This two-part course introduces the NIST Cybersecurity Framework—including its Core functions, Implementation Tiers, Profiles, and key Special Publications 800-53 and 800-171—giving business leaders, security professionals, legal advisors, and insurance professionals a shared understanding of how organizations can use this voluntary framework to structure and improve their cybersecurity risk management practices.

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Cyber IncidentsPremium

Level: Intermediate

Introduction to Technology

This course covers the foundational concepts where technology and law intersect, including computer hardware and software, digital forensics, social media evidence authentication, and legal ethics developments relevant to technology use. Participants will gain working knowledge of how legal technology functions, how digital evidence is gathered and evaluated, and the ethical responsibilities that apply when technology is used in legal practice.

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Level: Intermediate

Introduction to Cyberwarfare

This course introduces the fundamentals of cyberwarfare — including common attack types, ransomware, and digital forensics — alongside practical guidance on cyber insurance considerations, legal and regulatory response obligations, and the ethical duties that arise when organizations are targeted. Participants will gain a working understanding of how state-level and organizationally-directed cyber activity can affect business operations and clients, and how professionals across legal, insurance, and security functions can better advise on preparedness and response.

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Cyber Incidents

Level: Intermediate

Guide to Artificial Intelligence: Understanding the Technology and the Regulatory Developments

This course provides a practical overview of how artificial intelligence works, where it is already being used across industries, and what the current and emerging regulatory landscape—spanning state, federal, and international frameworks—means for organizations developing, deploying, or advising on AI technologies. Topics include privacy, bias, intellectual property, and broader legal and risk management considerations for those integrating AI into their operations or governance decisions.

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Cyber Incidents

Level: Intermediate

Get Real - The State of Phishing Today

This seminar explains what phishing is, how it works, and why it remains a prevalent and costly threat to organizations, covering the different types of attacks—including spearphishing and whaling—major incidents from 2022, and the key steps organizations can take to protect themselves.

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Level: Intermediate

Cybersecurity 101

This course introduces foundational cybersecurity concepts relevant to legal and business professionals, covering topics such as mediating data breach disputes, cybersecurity issues in ERISA benefit plans, cryptography, and best practices for working with digital forensics experts.

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Cyber Incidents

Level: Intermediate

Cybercrime and Punishment: Understanding U.S. v. Joseph Sullivan

This course examines the U.S. v. Joseph Sullivan case, in which Uber's CISO was convicted on multiple charges following his response to a 2016 data breach affecting 57 million users and 600,000 drivers, offering a factual overview of the case, the charges, and the ruling. Attendees will come away with a clearer understanding of the legal boundaries around CISO authority and responsibility, and what this conviction means for the criminal liability of security leaders and the executives and advisors who work alongside them.

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Cyber Incidents

Level: Intermediate

Cyber Warfare and International Law: Lessons From 2022

This seminar examines how nation-states used cyberattacks alongside conventional military operations in the 2022 Ukraine-Russia conflict, covering the distinction between cyber warfare, cyberterrorism, and cybercrime, the evolving international legal framework, and the practical implications for both public and private organizations.

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Level: Intermediate

Cyber Law 101 for Cybersecurity Professionals

This course covers the key areas where law and technology intersect, including cyber law, patent law, eDiscovery, and electronically stored information, giving security and legal professionals a shared foundation for understanding legal obligations in a digital environment. Topics include legal ethics for digital technology, how courts approach electronic evidence, and what legal teams need to know to handle technology-related matters competently.

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