Homeland Security Webinar Series
Information Security: Understanding Your Company’s Legal Risks and Obligations
Information Security:
Understanding Your Company’s Legal Risks and Obligations
Baker & McKenzie’s U.S. Homeland Security Practice, Congressional Quarterly Inc., and the National Foreign Trade Council are proud to announce a series of Webinars on homeland security legal issues. Discussions will cover topics related to Homeland Security issues relevant to companies and how they conduct business.
Information is critical to all business activity. Today, virtually all corporate, financial, product, client, vendor, and employee information is created, used, communicated and stored using digital technology. Although this allows businesses to reduce costs and increase productivity, it has created significant vulnerabilities to both internal and external threats. Yet, ensuring the security of corporate computer and communications systems and the information that they contain is not just a technical problem, it’s also a legal issue that affects your company, its employees, its customers, and its vendors. This session will focus on the following legal aspects of information security and cybersecurity:
The Sources of a Company’s Legal Obligation to Implement Cybersecurity
Ruth Hill Bro, Baker & McKenzie,
The Scope of a Company’s Legal Obligation to Implement Cybersecurity
Thomas J. Smedinghoff, Baker & McKenzie,
Incident Response: Role of Legal Counsel in Responding to a Cyber Attack
Scott H. Frewing, Baker & McKenzie,
To view descriptions of all 2004 webinars, please click here.
