Frontlines of Cybersecurity: Industry Leaders on AI, Breach Response, Compliance

Cybersecurity has become a top concern for general counsels, data governance professionals, senior management, and boards of directors. The law is changing rapidly and so is the threat environment, as attackers continue to innovate. Cybersecurity compliance has become increasingly complex, and cybersecurity law has become its own discipline. This workshop, presented by the IAPP Cybersecurity Law Center, offers a unique opportunity to learn from senior levels of the FBI and from leading practitioners in the field, who have dealt with some of the largest and most complicated cyber incidents in history. With last year being the year of agentic AI, topics will include the cybersecurity risks and uses of AI; incident response, where cooperation with law enforcement and collaboration among internal teams and external resources is critical; the new focus on the national security implications of transborder flows of U.S. persons' data, under both Department of Justice regulation and Federal Trade Commission enforcement; and data breach litigation, including the make-or-break issue of standing.

What you will learn:

• Trends in data breach litigation.
• Practical advice on incident response, including ransomware payment.
• Contracting strategies for compliance with PADFAA and the DOJ sensitive data rule.

09:00-09:50

Cybersecurity and AI: Defenders, Attackers, and Supply Chain Impacts

John Carlin, Partner and Practice Chair, Paul Weiss

Julie Dickerson, Interim Legal Counsel, OpenAI

Sam Singer, Chief Counsel, Cyber and Technology, Boeing

09:50-10:30

Standing: A Make-or-Break Issue

Jim Dempsey, Lecturer, U.C. Berkeley Law; Managing Director, Cybersecurity Law Center, IAPP

Janus Schutte, Partner, Paul Weiss

10:30-11:00

Networking break

11:00-11:30

State Enforcement of Data Security

Jim Dempsey, Lecturer, U.C. Berkeley Law; Managing Director, Cybersecurity Law Center, IAPP

Jennifer Van Dame, CIPP/US, Assistant Section Chief for Data Privacy and Identity Theft Unit, Consumer Protection Division, Office of Indiana Attorney General

11:30-12:30

Incident Response: Working with the Government

Jason Bilnoski, Deputy Assistant Director, Cyber Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation

John Carlin, Partner and Practice Chair, Paul Weiss

James Silver, Chief, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division

Additional registration fee required.