Blockchain LawLevel: Intermediate
Risky Business: Cryptocurrency, Money Laundering, and Smart Contracts
This two-part course covers how cryptocurrency is used for money laundering, including its three stages…
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Blockchain Law
eDiscoveryLevel: Intermediate
Potential Pitfalls of Cloud Computing in eDiscovery
This two-part seminar examines how cloud computing intersects with the eDiscovery process, covering cloud…
Blockchain LawLevel: Intermediate
Introduction to Utility Tokens and Initial Coin Offerings
This seminar provides business, legal, and technical professionals with a practical overview of utility…
Cyber IncidentsLevel: Intermediate
Guide to Artificial Intelligence: Understanding the Technology and the Regulatory Developments
This course provides a practical overview of how artificial intelligence works, where it is already being…
Cyber IncidentsLevel: Intermediate
Cyber Warfare and International Law: Lessons From 2022
This seminar examines how nation-states used cyberattacks alongside conventional military operations in…
Cyber IncidentsLevel: Intermediate
Copyright Law and Software in 2023
This course covers how copyright law applies to software, including what qualifies for protection, how…
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