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Law-Tech Connect Workshop—Energy Edition: A Holistic Approach to Securing Energy Infrastructure

Webinar | 07.11.23, 11:00 PM EDT - 12:00 PM EDT

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Crowell & Moring Counsel Mary-Caitlin Ray, a member of the firm's Aviation Practice Group, will be moderating the live Law-Tech Connect Interactive Workshop "A Holistic Approach to Securing Energy Infrastructure" alongside Associate Jacob Canter, a member of the firm's Litigation and Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice Groups, who will be a panelist. The workshop will take place virtually on July 11th at 11 a.m. ET.

Recreated from Law-Tech Connect's Energy Drone & Robotics Coalition Summit, engage in real time with this all-star panel, which also includes Tom Adams (AeroVigilance) and Trent Teyema (CSG Strategies). These thought leaders will address the threat spectrum, the best all-domain uncrewed security and cybersecurity operations practices and how to implement them within federal and state-level requirements and common private sector policies. Sign up for access to this exclusive world premiere!

Contact: Maggie Weschler at MWeschler@crowell.com. 

For more information, please visit these areas: Aviation, Privacy and Cybersecurity

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