Cyber Fraud – Who is Liable – Leo Cussen Centre for Law

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Cyber Fraud – Who is Liable

Cyber Fraud – Who is Liable

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In the ever-evolving world of social engineering, the recent case by the District Court of Western Australia of Mobius Group Pty Ltd v Inoteq Pty Ltd [2024] WADC 114 is a significant development in the space of cyber security. It provides crucial guidance on who bears the legal responsibility in cyber fraud, particularly those involving misdirected payment due to fraudulent invoices. This case is a timely reminder to equip oneself with the knowledge and strategies needed to navigate the ever-evolving world of cyber scams. 

This seminar will discuss the recent decision of Mobius Group and cover issues including:  

  • Lessons learnt from Mobius Group  
  • Can indemnity clauses be construed to cover third-party criminal acts  
  • Does the duty of care exist in the context of economic harm suffered by fraudulent communications 
  • Implementing cybersecurity measures to mitigate risks associated with fraud  
  • Notable cyber cases from the past 12 months 

In the world of cyber fraud, vigilance and verification are no longer just good practices; they are essential to avoid liability. 


What is included:

Videos of the presentation in mp4 format.

Paper materials in pdf format.

* This Webcast does not allow WA practitioners to claim CPD points