05 Aug, 2025 |
Many view corporate cybersecurity policies merely as a necessary formality for compliance. Often maligned for being outdated or slow, these policies can be seen as a tool for bureaucracy to cover their bases without effecting real change. However, strong policies do more than check a box—they can serve as tools for clarity, accountability, and risk control that support business goals and day-to-day decision-making.
This continuing legal education course explores the unique opportunity for in-house counsel to contribute meaningfully to policy design and implementation. We’ll examine the legal and organizational context in which information security policies are created, maintained, and challenged. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of where policy tends to fail in practice, and what attorneys can do to ensure it works.
This CLE is eligible for credit in all 50 states and free to register. If you’ve ever wondered why some policies collapse in practice, this hour will leave you with sharper questions and a clearer perspective. Sign up today!
