Artificial intelligence is no longer a frontier technology - it is the infrastructure of modern law, business, and security. AI, Law, and Cybersecurity is a comprehensive, practitioner-written guide that bridges the gap between technical understanding and legal compliance, designed for lawyers, compliance officers, technologists, students, and policymakers navigating one of the most consequential regulatory shifts of our time.
Written by an Advocate with an LLM in International Commercial Arbitration and a dual background spanning over six years of litigation experience and a decade in IT leadership, this book demystifies the legal frameworks governing AI and emerging technologies while equipping readers with the practical tools to manage cybersecurity risk in complex digital ecosystems.
Across 30 chapters and six professional toolkits, the book covers:
Part I - The fundamentals of artificial intelligence, including machine learning, deep learning, generative AI, large language models, and the systems behind tools like ChatGPT, along with the benefits, risks, and future trajectory of AI.
Part II - The cybersecurity landscape, covering the modern threat environment, malware and ransomware, phishing and social engineering, identity theft and fraud, cloud security, governance and risk management, and digital forensics.
Part III - Legal frameworks, governance, and compliance, including data privacy and protection, international privacy laws and global data governance, AI regulation around the world, AI and national security, AI governance and compliance program design, and the future of AI law.
Back Matter - Professional toolkits including a full A-Z glossary of AI and cybersecurity terms, a guide to key international laws and regulations, an AI governance checklist, a cybersecurity compliance checklist, an AI risk assessment template, and a sample AI policy template - ready to use in real-world practice.
Whether you are a legal professional building AI compliance capacity, a technology professional seeking to understand the regulatory landscape, a student preparing for a career at the intersection of law and technology, or an executive responsible for governance and risk, this book delivers the clarity, structure, and practical resources needed to navigate AI and cybersecurity law with confidence.
This book is intended for general informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
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