National Institute on Cybersecurity and Data Protection: What In-House Counsel Need to Know

To protect the health and safety of attendees, this event has been canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.

Special Offer for In-House Counsel: In its fifth year, the National Institute on Cybersecurity is putting down the welcome mat for in-house counsel with in-house counsel able to request one free registration per organization for an attorney to attend. "In-house counsel" refers to a practicing lawyer whose primary responsibility is providing legal advice to the organization itself. Offer ends on May 28. Click here to request this special offer.

Cybersecurity is a complex topic with multiple matters to examine. Join us for a comprehensive discussion of issues that are unique to in-house counsel, including:

• Data breach exercise with an emphasis on what in-house counsel have to do
• California Consumer Privacy Act
• Handling outside counsel—what inside counsel expect of outside counsel
• Demystifying cyber-insurance
• Ransomware/white-hat hackers/bug-bounty hackers—how to handle when they approach you