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LAW-6163 Cybersecur Law & Policy (3 Credits)
Introduction to the legal, policy, technical, and logical dimensions of information security (computer systems and networks). Selected topics include data security regulation, security breach law, cybersecurity litigation, anti-hacking laws, emerging threats & vulnerabilities, law enforcement & the encryption debate, and cyberwarfare. No technical background is required.
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