Cyberlaw for Technologists
Figueroa, C. M. (2025). Lex Tech Press. ISBN 979-8-9998219-4-2.
Cyberlaw for Technologists is a practitioner focused introduction to the legal, policy, and ethical frameworks that govern modern cybersecurity and information systems. Designed for technologists rather than law students, the book connects foundational law to real work in security, privacy, and digital governance.
What you will learn
- Explain how cyber policy and law are created and enforced
- Apply core cyberlaw foundations: privacy, speech, surveillance, jurisdiction, and IP
- Justify policies affecting cybersecurity practice
- Critically evaluate ethical issues in professional cybersecurity
- Introduction to Cyberlaw
- Structure of the US Government and Administrative Law
- Fundamentals of Torts
- Fundamentals of Criminal Law
- Fundamentals of Contract
- Jurisdiction
- Fundamentals of Constitutional Law
- Constitutional Law Fourth Amendment
- The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
- Electronic Communications and Surveillance Law
- National Security and Intelligence Surveillance
- Comprehensive State Privacy Frameworks
- Sectoral Privacy and Federal Regulation
- Data Breach Notification and Standards of Care
- Global Privacy
- Overview of Intellectual Property Law in the United States
- AI Governance
- Ethical Issues in Cybersecurity Professional Practice
- Justifying Policies Affecting Cybersecurity Practice
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Price: $88.50