An advanced two-day programme: navigating law, incident response and frontline intelligence Developed and delivered jointly by Mandiant’s (part of Google Cloud) world‑leading incident response and threat intelligence experts together with senior legal specialists from Marks & Clerk, this two‑day advanced programme provides an academic‑grade, practice‑oriented training experience for in‑house lawyers, general counsel, risk leaders and compliance professionals. Venue: Oxford Saïd Business School, Park End Street, Oxford, OX1 1HP. Accommodation is not included and should be arranged separately. Course Date: 28 & 29 October 2026 Pricing: The programme fee is £1,600, which includes full course materials, refreshments throughout the day, and a keynote dinner on Day 1. Who should attend - General Counsel and in‑house legal teams - Senior executives seeking deeper cybersecurity understanding - Compliance and risk professionals working in cyber‑adjacent areas Why this programme is unique - Jointly delivered by Mandiant and Marks & Clerk in a workshop format, offering a combination of legal, forensic and operational expertise. - Designed specifically for lawyers, with academic‑grade content tailored to legal responsibilities and real‑world workflows. - Hands‑on exposure to how forensic teams work, the terminology they use, and how legal advisors integrate into technical investigations. - A focused environment enabling meaningful discussion, peer networking and scenario‑based learning. Key cybersecurity law in England & Wales: Regulatory duties, reporting obligations, privilege, contractual issues, IP considerations Understanding how forensic teams operate: Investigative stages, technical jargon, digital evidence handling Acting as a legal advisor during a live incident: Ransomware scenarios, negotiation dynamics, crisis communications Psychology and resilience: Supporting teams under pressure in cybersecurity incidents Board‑level reporting: Obligations, risk frameworks, and effective escalation Threat intelligence: Attacker motivations, major threat groups, geopolitics and cybersecurity operations Chief Information Security Officer: Understanding the CISO role and business‑as‑usual cybersecurity risk processes Supply chain cybersecurity risk: Vendor due diligence, monitoring and advanced cybersecurity contracting Managing risk: Cybersecurity insurance, insider threats, and ethical hacking under the Computer Misuse Act Future direction: Cybersecurity legislation and standards (e.g. ISO frameworks)
