Georgetown Cybersecurity Law Institute
Event summary
It is more important than ever that in-house and outside counsel stay abreast of the most current developments and best practices in cybersecurity. Those lawyers who ignore cyber threats are risking millions of dollars for their companies or their clients. Recent reports by Cisco and the World Economic Forum both highlight the paramount importance of cyber risk management.
You have an important role to play in cybersecurity leadership, especially in keeping corporate officials and the board of directors informed. Too often, well-meaning officials don’t know what they don’t know! At The Cybersecurity Law Institute, you will receive insights on the best governance, preparedness, and resilience strategies from experienced government officials, general counsels, and cybersecurity practitioners who face these issues on a daily basis.
Cooley c/d/p attorney Randy Sabett will moderate the panel Information Sharing: Three Years After CISA, What's Working (or not), and Cooley c/d/p vice chair Travis LeBlanc will interview Christopher Krebs, Director of the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), as the keynote discussion at this event.
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