Workshop | Cybercrimes – The Essentials | Online

Cybercrime law aims to prevent cybercrime and keep people (and their countries) safe from criminals, terrorists, and other cybercrime-committing entities. Since cybercrimes are often borderless, the laws regulating them also aim to define whose jurisdiction they fall under.

The interesting and, to some degree, scary aspect of these laws is that they affect everyone who uses the Internet and everyone who comes into contact with data. This practically means that everyone, from your mother on her cellphone to large organisations processing masses of data, is affected by cybercrime laws.

In South Africa, the Cybercrimes Act has profound practical implications for everyone. So if the modern reality of cybercrimes affects you or your organisation (it does!) then we highly recommend that you join us for “Cybercrimes – The Essentials” where we unpack the key cybercrime essentials to help you develop your understanding of the law.

Outcomes

• Know the impact the Cybercrimes Act has on your organisation by getting a high-level understanding of how the Act affects you.
• Identify the connection between data protection and cybercrimes by understanding the interplay between different information rights.
• Understand who could commit a crime, and what obligations you have under the law.
• Learn how to take practical and effective action by identifying the next steps for your organisation.

Attendees

This workshop is for everyone who is involved in dealing with cybercrimes such as:

• Compliance officers – to effectively comply with the Cybercrimes Act.
• Legal or regulatory advisors – (corporate lawyers or in-house lawyers) – to provide sound legal advice on cybercrime issues.
• Information security officers and managers – to ensure that you understand your obligations.
• Risk officers and managers – to manage cyber-related risks.
• IT governance officers – to ensure governance is in line with the offences.
• IT professionals – to ensure they lawfully deal with various software and hardware tools.
• Anyone tasked with cybercrime protection – to perform your role effectively.

Panel

• Michalsons: Lisa Emma-Iwuoha and Refilwe Motsoeneng

Bookings

Investment: R999

Secure your spot now for our workshop by registering today.