Cyber Risk Mitigation for Graduate Students credit:

4 Hours

Explores cyber risk controls (e.g., zero-trust architectures), insurance policies, and other mechanisms to mitigate cyber risks in light of legal standards. In addition learning about relevant legal standards for cyber risk mitigation, students apply that knowledge through cases studies to build skills relevant to mid-career development in business, tech, and related areas, such as developing remediation plans, evaluating mitigations, reviewing insurance provider agreements, and preparing to manage cyber risks in tech ecosystems. Prerequisite: Restricted to graduate students in the College of Law.