From Cybersecurity to Courtroom Strategy: Guide to Deposing CISOs​

As cyber threats and information security practices are now frequently the subject of litigations, attorneys must increasingly engage with organizations’ technical executives. One of these key figures is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Developing the ability to understand and communicate with these technical experts and their subject matter can significantly influence the effectiveness of your representation.  This seminar presents an opportunity for attorneys to gain a deep understanding of the role of CISO role and equip them with the skills to confidently navigate the deposition process, even in technically complex contexts. 

What You Will Learn from the Seminar 

In this seminar, our panelists begin by introducing the role of CISOs, their function within an organization, and what insights they can provide. Next, our speakers highlight the increasing legal and regulatory scrutiny these executives are facing by discussing the high-profile case of Uber’s former CISO and SolarWinds’ June 2023 Wells Notice. Our experienced panel then reviews the fundamentals of depositions before diving deep into some of the best practices for deposing CISOs. The discussion concludes by touching on the critical aspects of Apex Doctrine and some key takeaways from the conversation.

Topics covered in this webinar: 

• What is a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)?   
• Increasing Legal Action and Regulatory Scrutiny Against CISOs  
• Depositions 101  
• Key Practices for Deposing CISOs  
• Understanding the Apex Doctrine 

Who Should Take the Seminar 

Attorneys, compliance officers, and executives dealing with technology-related litigation or interested in expanding their understanding of cybersecurity law will benefit from this seminar. By providing a comprehensive view of the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, we aim to equip attendees with the necessary tools to succeed in the digital age. 

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