Cybersecurity Law (Hornbooks)

Mireles, Michael

Hobaugh Jr., Jack

West Academic Publishing

This book is for cybersecurity and privacy professionals, cybersecurity and privacy lawyers, law students, and anyone interested in learning the cybersecurity laws that apply to an entity based on the entity's business model(s) and data collection model(s). For example, what is the applicable Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cybersecurity law if an entity provides an alternate trading platform (ATP) with a daily trading volume of 50,000? The authors combine years of technical and legal experience in providing a map for cybersecurity counseling based on an understanding of the CISO's technical cybersecurity issues and how they fit into today's cybersecurity law challenges. The authors explain the difference and overlap between privacy law, cybersecurity law, and cybersecurity. Those interested in speaking the same cybersecurity language as a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) will benefit. The first chapter provides a review of cybersecurity. For example, key to any discussion on cybersecurity is the Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA) of data. Learn how to implement policy-based "reasonable security measures" frameworks for your organization that form a legal defense to cybersecurity-based actions brought by U.S. agencies such as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and state Attorney Generals. A high-level discussion of the National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) cybersecurity frameworks is included as well as data breach laws, anti-hacking related laws and some international issues.

Principles of Cybersecurity Law (Concise Hornbook Series)

Intellectual Property

Cybersecurity Law: An Evolving Field, 2nd Edition is a casebook that covers the duties of a cybersecurity professional, state and federal regulation, risk assessment and the NIST Risk Assessment Frameworks, common law and statutory causes of action concerning data breach, laws related to anti-hacking, problems concerning the Internet of Things and Ransomware, and selected international issues. This text is for law students and counsel who want to understand the connections between cybersecurity laws and cybersecurity requirements, and advise clients concerning cybersecurity related issues. In part, it seeks to bridge the communication gap between the legal department and the cybersecurity team. The casebook includes over 75 questions. The notes in the casebook are intended to stimulate discussion and most contain hints to the relevant arguments.\nThe second edition includes the following new materials: 
New Chapters on Ransomware and Additional Federal Regulation. Numerous new cases and materials, including FTC Zoom Communications Complaint, Transunion v. Rameriz, Van Buren v. United States, NSO v. Whatsapp and Hiq Labs v. Linkedin. New proposed SEC regulations. Updated GLBA chapter on financial regulations. Numerous additional NIST documents, including Guidelines on Security and Privacy in Public Cloud Computing. President Biden's Executive Order on Cybersecurity. New materials on state education cybersecurity requirements. Numerous new notes and updated discussion throughout the casebook.

Cybersecurity Law: An Evolving Field (American Casebook Series)

This book is for cybersecurity and privacy professionals, cybersecurity and privacy lawyers, law students, and anyone interested in learning the cybersecurity laws that apply to an entity based on the entity’s business model(s) and data collection model(s). For example, what is the applicable Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cybersecurity law if an entity provides an alternate trading platform (ATP) with a daily trading volume of 50,000? The authors combine years of technical and legal experience in providing a map for cybersecurity counseling based on an understanding of the CISO’s technical cybersecurity issues and how they fit into today’s cybersecurity law challenges. The authors explain the difference and overlap between privacy law, cybersecurity law, and cybersecurity. Those interested in speaking the same cybersecurity language as a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) will benefit. The first chapter provides a review of cybersecurity. For example, key to any discussion on cybersecurity is the Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA) of data. Learn how to implement policy-based “reasonable security measures” frameworks for your organization that form a legal defense to cybersecurity-based actions brought by U.S. agencies such as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and state Attorney Generals. A high-level discussion of the National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) cybersecurity frameworks is included as well as data breach laws, ransomware, anti-hacking related laws and some international issues.

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Cybersecurity Law (Hornbooks)

Principles of Cybersecurity Law (Concise Hornbook Series)

Cybersecurity Law: An Evolving Field (American Casebook Series)

Principles of Cybersecurity Law (Concise Hornbook Series)