This compulsory course is designed to equip law students with the knowledge and skills necessary to anticipate and mitigate cybersecurity breaches within companies. The course begins with an introduction to various forms of cybercrime, such as hacking, online fraud, and other emerging digital threats. It explores the legal frameworks governing these crimes, considering both national and international laws, as well as the role of law enforcement agencies. Students will examine landmark cybercrime cases and consider various options for cybersecurity policies and responses, effectively linking theory with practical application.

CILO-1: Identify and explain the main forms of cybercrime and the legal principles governing corporate cybersecurity. CILO-2: Discuss the legal implications of different types of cyberattacks and the role of national and international enforcement agencies. CILO-3: Apply relevant rules to real-world scenarios involving corporate breaches and digital threats. CILO-4: Analyse landmark cases to assess judicial and regulatory responses to cybercrime. CILO-5: Evaluate the effectiveness of existing legal frameworks in preventing and addressing corporate cyber threats. CILO-6: Develop legal strategies and policy recommendations to mitigate cybersecurity risks and strengthen corporate compliance.