Cyber and Privacy Law for School Districts: An Overview of the Legal Issues and Risks
Webinar
Feb 17, 2022
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Join us for a discussion of the unique risks that school districts face and tips for becoming a more cyber-secure district.
Hinshaw's thought leaders will cover:
- Data governance best practices
- How to draft an effective incident response plan
- Privacy issues related to remote teaching and district-issued devices
- Vulnerabilities that have made school districts a new favorite target for cybercriminal scams
- Federal laws and the current regulatory environment both nationally and on a state-level in Illinois
Our webinar will help bring more clarity to these complex issues and set your district on a path to better cybersecurity.
Featured Speakers:
Annemarie Giblin
Partner, Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
New York
Laura Knittle
Partner, Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
Chicago
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