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Orchestrating a cybersecurity symphony – Part two: Why law firms should consider cybersecurity as an alternative business structure

11 Dec 2024

Session information

Orchestrating a cybersecurity symphony – Part two: Why law firms should consider cybersecurity as an alternative business structure

Wednesday 11 December (1501 - 1559)

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Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Fernando Bond Andersen Quito, Quito, Ecuador; Programme Co-Officer, Alternative and New Law Business Structures Committee

Speakers

Melanie Hart Kingsley Napley, London, England
Daniel Largacha Lamela Global Security Operation Centre Director, Madrid, Spain
Omri Rachum-Twaig FISCHER, Tel Aviv, Israel
Sarah Van den Brande Liedekerke, Brussels, Belgium

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