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The CAIJ offers you some relevant resources for the YMB Legal.IT conference!
As a major partner, the CAIJ is proud to take part in the Legal.IT Conference of the Young Bar of Montreal, which will take place from March 31 to April 1, 2022.
This 15th edition will address a theme that affects many facets of our society, namely cybersecurity. Don’t miss this perfect opportunity to attend many webinars related to cybersecurity.
As an essential resource for legal knowledge, the CAIJ offers you a few relevant and current books on the subject of cybersecurity:
- De Rico, Jean-François, Deschênes, Caroline et Desmeules, Marie-Pier « Cyber-risques : la gestion d’un incident de sécurité », dans Barreau du Québec, Service de la formation continue, Développements récents en enquêtes internes et réglementaires (2019), vol 457, Montréal, Y. Blais, 2019, 45.
- Parghi, Ira, « Preventing, containing, and managing cyber breaches : where to begin ? », (2019) 21 R.M.C.H.C. 21 (En bibliothèque : KE 3646 A13 R595 2019 v.21)
- Rosati, Nicholas « Canadian national security in cyberspace : the legal implications of the communications security establishment’s current and future role as Canada’s lead technical cybersecurity and cyber intelligence agency » (2019) 42:4 R.D. Man. 189
- Lyon, David and Murakami Wood, David (ed.), Big data surveillance and security intelligence : the Canadian case, Vancouver, UBC Press, 2020. (En bibliothèque : JL 86 I58 B592 2020)
- Chisling, Ava, « Fighting cybercrime » (2016) 40:11 Can. Law. 42 (En bibliothèque : K 3 A59 2016 v. 40)
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