Innovation shaping tomorrow: navigating the legal landscape
11 Nov - 13 Nov 2026
Session information
Securing the stack: legal frontiers in cybersecurity, critical infrastructure and autonomous systems
Friday 13 November (0930 - 1045)
Description
As societies become dependent on interconnected autonomous systems – from satellite networks to AI-driven communications platforms to smart infrastructure – the legal frameworks governing their security have become a genuinely cross-disciplinary challenge. This panel asks: who is legally responsible when the stack fails, is attacked, or is weaponised?
Session / Workshop Chair(s)
| Nazar Chernyavsky | Sayenko Kharenko, Kyiv, Ukraine; Member, Technology Law Committee Advisory Board |
| Takafumi Ochiai | Atsumi & Sakai, Tokyo, Japan |
Speakers
| Albert Agustinoy | Cuatrecasas, Barcelona, Spain; Senior Vice Chair, Technology Law Committee |
| Jay Choi | SK Shieldus, Seoul, South Korea |
| Rebecca Dunn | Gilbert + Tobin, Barangaroo, New South Wales, Australia |
| Pascal Charles Dutru | Ministry of Communication and IT, Doha, Qatar; Co-Vice Chair , Forum for Government and Public Lawyers |
| Ping Gu | Zhong Lun, Beijing, China; Vice Chair, Patent Law Subcommittee |