Cyberlaw Book Resources - Chapter 25

Chapter 25 resources for the Cyberlaw book

By John Bandler

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List the elements for a claim of negligence.
List and summarize the elements for a claim of negligence.
Name the civil case summarized in the chapter regarding a claim of cyber negligence, provide the party names and the webpage where you can find more information.
Name the civil case summarized in the chapter regarding a claim of product liability, provide the party names and the webpage where you can find more information.
Analyze the Delta v. CrowdStrike complaint (and CrowdStrike’s own complaint, any replies and other information) regarding the negligence tort claims made by Delta, and CrowdStrike’s allegations Delta was negligent.
Analyze the Delta v. CrowdStrike complaint (and CrowdStrike’s own complaint, any replies and other information) regarding the product liability tort claims made by Delta.
An email-based funds transfer fraud has occurred (e.g., business email compromise (BEC)) and money was stolen. Summarize what facts might be relevant for a negligence claim.
An IT (or cybersecurity) professional is unable to read and write at a college level, so their IT recommendation is a sloppy copy and paste job cobbled together from the internet. The organization follows the recommendation, and the results are disastrous, and damages result. Do you think there is a claim for negligence, and why?

Originally posted 11/23/2024. Updated 03/02/2025.