Why should you buy Cyber Security: Law and Practice Second edition
Cyber Security: Law and Practice provides unique, comprehensive coverage looking at three main areas:
Legal framework - covers cyber crime, civil liability under the Data Protection Act, other forms of civil liability and redress, cyber property, employee liability and protection, commercial espionage and control mechanisms for embedded devices.
Data Issues - considers how to respond to a data breach, and legal aspects of investigating incidents and the powers of investigators.
Litigation - examines what remedial steps can be taken and how to mitigate loss, as well as issues surrounding litigation and the rules of evidence.
The second edition has been fully updated to take into account the major changes and developments in this area since the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulations, the Data Protection Act 2018, the Network and Information Systems Regulations 2018 and the proposed ePrivacy Regulation.
The 36 Group. Dean Armstrong QC is a highly experienced practitioner who has been involved in some of the highest profile cases of the last decade, as well as providing advice to those who have found themselves having to deal with major public inquiries. His City background and first class litigation experience has led him to become an expert in Cyber law.
Partner, Penningtons Manches LLP. Dan specialises in business crime and civil fraud litigation and has been instructed in a number of high profile cases. He regularly writes and broadcasts on cyber law and legal developments.
Barrister, 2 Bedford Row. Sam is a specialist in criminal and regulatory law, and has practical experience in cases involving data protection, money laundering, insider trading and fraudulent activity, confiscation, production orders and warrants,and international investigations, including those conducted by the United States Department for Justice. Sam’s experience encompasses both the provision of advice to investigators and prosecuting authorities, and to companies and individuals under investigation. He has provided advice to the Crown Prosecution Service, Her Majesty’s Review and Customs and the National Crime Agency. He is regularly instructed in cases involving the Serious Fraud Office.