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Brief Summary: Cybercrime has become a topic of discussion in the last few years. In this Touro Law Review podcast, Nicole E. Osborne, an Associate at
Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, P.C., speaks about her experience and daily life as a member of the firm’s Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Practice Group.
Nicole Osborne began with her journey to this world. Her path was more untraditional and she was in the right spot at the right time. Nicole gives
advice to any student that wants to find a job in this practice area to take any available courses in law school, write a paper on cybersecurity,
or work as an intern in a firm that has such a department. Alternatively, she noted that there are a lot of traditional practice areas that lend
themselves perfectly to cybersecurity such as health care law. Nicole tells us that this is a very unpredictable area because of the phone calls
that can come in any second due to data breaches. Everyday is different and it is a very interdisciplinary area of law. Dean Zakarin then asked
Nicole to specifically discuss data breaches– something Nicole deals with frequently and is very passionate about.
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