Cybersecurity Contracts is designed to give legal professionals with little or no previous experience in cybersecurity the essential knowledge needed to understand the field and develop their own expertise.
Combining legal analysis with clear explanations of technical and operational concepts, the book introduces the foundations of cybersecurity practice and shows how they affect contractual relationships, risk allocation, liability, service levels, software security, identity management, communications, security testing and managed security services.
Rather than offering a collection of ready-made solutions, it provides the conceptual and practical basis needed to read technical issues critically, ask the right questions and understand the consequences of contractual choices.
For law firms, IT companies and academic libraries it is a practical reference at the intersection of law, technology and cybersecurity, and a structured entry point for professionals who need to work confidently across these disciplines.
