The Law and Policy of Cybersecurity Symposium

WHAT: This one-day Symposium will cover the critical legal and policy issues, challenges, and developments in cybersecurity.

WHO: Legal professionals, professionals who develop cybersecurity strategies and policies, and anyone who assists organizations in preparing for and responding to cyber incidents should attend.

WHY: Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the legal and policy issues that they need to know when they represent clients, develop their organization’s cyber strategy and policies, or respond to cyber incidents.

Speakers and Topics to Include

Professor Michael Greenberger, JD

Founder and Director, University of Maryland Center for Health and Homeland Security

Moderator

Chris Inglis

Former Deputy Director of the National Security Agency

Keynote address

Ira Hoffman, JD

Counsel, Butzel Long

Current cyber landscape; major legal and policy issues; emerging issues

Jonathan Litchman and Dan Caprio

CEO and Chairman,The Providence Group

Recent data breach case studies; risk management and response strategies

NIST Official

Executive branch initiatives; NIST Framework walk-through

Nancy Libin, JD

Partner, Jenner & Block

Civil liberties and privacy in cyberspace

Markus Rauschecker, JD

CHHS Cybersecurity Program Manager

Major federal and state legislation; important court decisions

SYMPOSIUM DETAILS

February 5, 2016

Snow date February 26, 2016

8:30am – 3:30pm

Universities at Shady Grove

9630 Gudelsky Drive

Building II, Ballroom

Rockville, MD 20850

Free parking available

REGISTRATION

www.law.umaryland.edu/CyberSymposium2016

Registration is open until January 29, 2016 or until space is filled.

General Admission: $395

This symposium is designed to meet requirements for self-application for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits in relevant states.

Government/Non-Profit/Academia: $245

UM System Students: Free

MORE INFORMATION

www.mdchhs.com/CyberSymposium2016