LAWG 515 - LAW - Fall 2026
About The Position
This course will examine the nature and effects of cybersecurity risks and attacks on organizations, governments and individuals. We will begin by exploring the nature of cybersecurity threats, including data breaches, hacking, ransomware, and cyberwarfare including examining the anatomy of a ransomware attack. In terms of legal frameworks, we will examine various national and international laws that govern cybersecurity. This will include examining criminal laws, data privacy laws, breach reporting obligations in laws, regulations and in other governing documents. We will also discuss ethical hacking, government surveillance and the role of law enforcement in private and public sector breaches. Through case studies and discussions, we will apply legal principles to real-world situations.
Requirements
- A first degree in law.
- Several years of significant practice or professional experience in the relevant area.
- Experience in teaching undergraduate law students in a bilingual setting.
Responsibilities
- Teach LAWG 515 - Specialized Topic 5: Cybersecurity and the Law
- Apply legal principles to real-world situations through case studies and discussions.
Benefits
- Equity and diversity within the community
- Employment equity program
- Accommodations for persons with disabilities
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Career Level
Senior
