Richard Aldrich
Cybersecurity Policy & Compliance Analyst, Booz Allen Hamilton
Richard Aldrich spent over 15 years as an Air Force JAG specializing in cybercrime and information operations portfolios. He was recognized as the Outstanding Professor of Law at the Air Force Academy. He now is part of Booz Allen's support to the DoD CIO. He has been awarded several grants by the Institute for National Security Studies to research the legal and policy implications of cybercrime and cyberwar. He has multiple publications, including a chapter on information warfare in a widely used textbook. He has presented at national and international conferences and is Co-Author of DoD's award-winning CyberLaw digital training product. He holds a BS in Computer Science from the Air Force Academy, a JD from UCLA, and an LLM in Intellectual Property Law from the University of Houston.
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June 6, 2022
What Have the Courts Done Now? Explaining the Impact of Recent Cyber Cases
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April 19, 2018
Cyber-Litigation 2018: Recent Cyber-Cases in Federal Courts and Agencies
PRESENTATION
June 6, 2022
What Have the Courts Done Now? Explaining the Impact of Recent Cyber Cases
PRESENTATION
April 19, 2018
Cyber-Litigation 2018: Recent Cyber-Cases in Federal Courts and Agencies
PRESENTATION
June 6, 2022
What Have the Courts Done Now? Explaining the Impact of Recent Cyber Cases
PRESENTATION
April 19, 2018
Cyber-Litigation 2018: Recent Cyber-Cases in Federal Courts and Agencies
PRESENTATION
June 6, 2022
What Have the Courts Done Now? Explaining the Impact of Recent Cyber Cases
PRESENTATION
April 19, 2018
Cyber-Litigation 2018: Recent Cyber-Cases in Federal Courts and Agencies
PRESENTATION
June 6, 2022
What Have the Courts Done Now? Explaining the Impact of Recent Cyber Cases
PRESENTATION
April 19, 2018
Cyber-Litigation 2018: Recent Cyber-Cases in Federal Courts and Agencies
PRESENTATION
June 6, 2022
What Have the Courts Done Now? Explaining the Impact of Recent Cyber Cases
PRESENTATION
April 19, 2018
Cyber-Litigation 2018: Recent Cyber-Cases in Federal Courts and Agencies
PRESENTATION
June 6, 2022
What Have the Courts Done Now? Explaining the Impact of Recent Cyber Cases
PRESENTATION
April 19, 2018
Cyber-Litigation 2018: Recent Cyber-Cases in Federal Courts and Agencies
PRESENTATION
June 6, 2022
What Have the Courts Done Now? Explaining the Impact of Recent Cyber Cases
PRESENTATION
April 19, 2018