In the first of the series of Cybersecurity for Attorneys, we will discuss the implementation of the cyber polices. The steps will include an identification of assets and threats and vulnerabilities to those assets; the types of policy standards; enumerating security steps; and final draft and implementation of the cybersecurity policies
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Nebraska MCLE #240173. 1.0 CLE Ethics Hours. (OnDemand credit)
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In the first of the series of Cybersecurity for Attorneys, we will discuss the implementation of the cyber polices. The steps will include an identification of assets and threats and vulnerabilities to those assets; the types of policy standards; enumerating security steps; and final draft and implementation of the cybersecurity policies
Robert L. Kardell, Baird Holm LLPRobert L. Kardell (Bob) is an attorney whose practice focuses on cyber-breach incident response, legal and technology-based risk management solutions, technology and cyber-defense policy and protections, intrusion remediation, and fraud prevention and investigation.Bob has more than 22 years of experience working for the Federal Bureau of Investigation as a Special Agent and has been a certified computer forensics examiner and a certified accounting forensics investigator. He has testified numerous times as a fact witness in criminal trials and before grand juries and drafted expert reports for both accounting and computer investigations. In his career, Bob worked on cyber-crime investigations as well as public corruption, white collar, terrorism, and financial criminal and civil investigations.
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