The convergence of artificial intelligence, data-intensive business models and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats has fundamentally altered the legal and regulatory risk landscape. Organisations operating across jurisdictions must navigate rapidly developing requirements concerning cybersecurity governance, operational resilience, artificial intelligence, technology procurement, data security and incident response.

Our Cybersecurity & AI practice brings together regulatory, technology, privacy, intellectual property, disputes and commercial expertise to address these interconnected risks. The practice covers the legal and governance implications of AI deployment, enterprise technology systems, automated decision-making, cyber incidents and technology-enabled business models.

Our work encompasses AI governance frameworks, responsible deployment of generative and predictive AI, contractual allocation of technology risk, cybersecurity obligations, incident preparedness and response, regulatory investigations, technology procurement and disputes arising from technology failures.

Particular focus is placed on emerging regulatory regimes and their interaction with existing obligations relating to privacy, consumer protection, financial services, intellectual property, employment and corporate governance.