This course offers in-depth legal training focused on the complex web of U.S. legal, regulatory, and jurisdictional issues that arise when foreign entities are the victims of cyberattacks on U.S. soil. Participants will gain practical legal insight into litigation exposure, statutory protections, jurisdictional thresholds, and cross-border cooperation in investigation and enforcement. The program emphasizes hands-on strategic guidance for in-house legal and compliance teams navigating cybersecurity breaches with international elements.
Course Objectives:
Participants will be able to:
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Assess legal risks to foreign entities impacted by cyberattacks while operating in the U.S.
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Determine applicable federal and state cybersecurity laws and breach notification requirements.
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Understand civil and criminal liability for affected parties, vendors, and threat actors.
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Develop legal incident response frameworks tailored to cross-border environments.
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Navigate regulatory obligations involving OFAC, DOJ, CISA, SEC, and law enforcement.
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Address issues of evidence preservation, privilege, and international law enforcement coordination.
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Structure legal protections through proactive contracts, insurance, and governance.
