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A structured path through breach response, board advisory, and the legal obligations that follow a cyber incident.
8 classes · take them in order
This session covers the cybersecurity threats currently affecting law firms, including a review of relevant guidance, regulations, and recent data breaches, while examining how tabletop exercises and risk assessments can help organizations identify and address vulnerabilities. Panelists also discuss broader strategies for reducing cyber risk.
This seminar offers a practical overview of phishing and social engineering for legal, business, and security professionals, covering how different types of phishing attacks work, who they target, and the fallout from recent major campaigns, while sharing concrete steps organizations can take to reduce their exposure, including a look at the evolving insurance landscape for these incidents.
This seminar surveys the current cybersecurity landscape, distinguishes types of cyber threats by method, motivation, and impact, and reviews federal and state regulatory requirements. It offers practical guidance for legal, security, and business professionals on responding to cyber threats and communicating risk-management priorities across their organizations.
This two-part course covers practical guidance on handling social media evidence in litigation, including how to navigate eDiscovery obligations, authenticate social media posts and other electronically stored information, and address admissibility challenges such as hearsay objections. Attorneys and legal teams will also learn how to structure preservation duties, word requests for production, and apply lessons from relevant case law to real-world discovery scenarios.
This course examines alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods—including arbitration and mediation—as more streamlined and cost-conscious options compared to traditional litigation for resolving cyber-related legal matters such as data breach class actions and cyber insurance policy disputes. Participants will develop a working understanding of when and why ADR may be the more appropriate path for resolving a cyber incident's legal fallout, and how to effectively communicate across technical and legal teams in that process.
This course helps business, legal, and security professionals evaluate when alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is a practical option for data breach class actions and cyber insurance disputes. Topics include arbitration in cyber insurance policies, mediation tools, the role of discovery referees and special masters in eDiscovery, and guidance for in-house counsel managing cyber class action exposure.
This five-course series brings together faculty from technology, law, policy, and research to cover key AI topics including U.S. and E.U. regulation, ethical considerations, ChatGPT use, generative AI intellectual property challenges, and AI's role in eDiscovery. Designed for legal and business professionals, the courses can be taken individually or as a bundle to build a practical understanding of how AI intersects with law, compliance, and organizational decision-making.
This webinar introduces the legal implications of cyberwar, covering the current threat landscape, key foreign actors, and industries at risk. Panelists provide an overview of relevant international and domestic cybersecurity law—including the Tallinn Manuals—and examine what foreign cyber aggression means in practice for organizations and their advisors.