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This programme delivers practical frameworks to evaluate not only the technical mechanics of malware but also the legal, regulatory, and moral implications of research and response. You'll gain actionable insights into:
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- Navigating legal obligations under international frameworks such as the U.S. CFAA and the EU’s NIS Directive when handling or sharing malware samples.
- Establishing ethical data-sharing protocols with research partners and law enforcement, balancing transparency with the risk of weaponisation.
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