Data in Cyber-Physical Systems Symposium
Event summary
Cyber-physical systems are intelligent computing systems with intertwined physical and software capabilities and control by computer-based algorithms. The combination and coordination between computational and physical elements, instead of standalone elements, allows data to promote interactions and become ubiquitous in the digital economy. Join us, in this hybrid symposium, to explore key themes on data in cyber-physical systems, including:
(i) How and why do data in cyber-physical systems raise new considerations for commerce and our nation?
(ii) Why are law and policy more important now than ever for education and research in cybersecurity?
Participants are welcome to attend the symposium virtually or in-person.
Featured agenda item
Data Protection and Privacy in Commerce (Corporations, Law Firms, & Startups)
Cooley lawyers Tiana Demas and Randy Sabett will be speaking on the panel.
Tiana will be speaking on "A Study in Contrasts: Government vs. Private Acquisition of Personal Data" and Randy will discuss the "Practical Effects of AI/ML on Cybersecurity and Privacy."
For more information, please email Jonathan Tsang.
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