Law and Information Technology – Theoretical and Practical Aspects

Adv. Amit Ashkenazi

This course examines the evolving field of Information Law, focusing on the intersection of legal norms and information technologies. It addresses topics such as privacy regulation, freedom of information, e-commerce, electronic signatures, online identity, and platform governance (including search engines and social networks).

Students will explore both theoretical foundations and the practical legal tools used to regulate cyberspace, while also discussing policy design and interdisciplinary legal strategies. Special emphasis will be placed on cybersecurity preparedness and regulatory approaches in Israel and abroad.

Semester A (Fall Semester)