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Website: https://les-benelux.org/event/events/
LES Benelux invites you to their webinar on ’Cyber Security’ on 12 October 2021, from 11h45 to 13h30 CET. The webinar is free of charge.
Speakers:
– Christian Prickaerts is the director of Managed Services & a board member at Dutch Cyber Security firm Fox-IT.
– Maurits Westerik is an IP litigator and partner at the boutique firm Coupry.
Christian and Maurits will discuss the interplay between cyber security, confidentiality and trade secrets, touching upon questions like: how does one deal with one’s precious R&D trade secrets, what kind of Chinese walls are appropriate when dealing with confidential information received from parties under NDA, what sort of security requirements can one ask for in licenses? Information security both in regard to private (e.g. competitors, hackers) and state actors (e.g. industrial espionage, dawn raids by authorities) will be touched upon.
