The Continuing Education Unit, in cooperation with the Committee for Combating Administrative and Financial Corruption at the College of Law, held — within the programmes for the implementation of the National Strategy for Education and Higher Education and the National Strategy for National Security —

a discussion seminar entitled “Legal Responsibility for the Disruption of Electronic Systems and Procedures,” presented by Lecturer Dr. Rana Isam A’id. The seminar addressed the most prominent legal aspects associated with the disruption of electronic systems and procedures and the resulting legal responsibilities and repercussions, in light of the accelerating expansion of digital transformation and the reliance of institutions upon electronic systems in the conduct of their affairs.

The holding of this seminar comes within the framework of the College of Law’s keenness to enhance legal awareness among its staff, to keep pace with developments associated with digital transformation, and to shed light on the legal frameworks capable of protecting electronic systems and procedures and enhancing the efficiency of institutional work.