ABA Cybersecurity Handbook. Cybersecurity, Its Legal Implications, and the Emerging Risk of AI, Fourth Edition - Jeffrey M. Allen;Candace M. Jones

“Cybersecurity remains a top concern in the legal profession. A data breach is a question of when, not if. Lawyers must take steps to protect their own security and privacy, as well as that of their clients. The ABA Cybersecurity Handbook is a vital desk-side resource to help lawyers understand the nature of the threat, protect their practices and their clients’ confidential information and intellectual property, and comply with ever-changing legal rules.”

—Reggie Turner, President, American Bar Association

As AI continues to evolve, so too will its effects on both the substance and practice of law. This updated fourth edition addresses artificial intelligence as it relates to cybersecurity and law. The ABA Cybersecurity Handbook provides a foundation for lawyers, law firms, and the business organizations they represent to understand, monitor, and manage artificial intelligence in this critically important context. In addition, the important and wide array of topics covering cybersecurity issues in the previous edition have been updated and provides a comprehensive look not only at the threat developments of the past few years, but also at the trends that have been established in cybersecurity.

This valuable resource addresses the overarching threat in the cybersecurity landscape, describes how the technologies work, outlines key legal requirements and ethical issues, and highlights special considerations for lawyers and practitioners. Overall best practices are developed and shared throughout the book. The Handbook covers: