Our Training Courses

1st module: SOFTWARE AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

• the sources;
• intellectual property under copyright law;
• software as an intellectual work;
• the object of protection;
• the graphical interface;
• form and idea in copyright;
• the study of software principles;
• the study of software principles: chance;
• the acquisition of the right;
• any formal registration;
• trade secrets.

2nd module: RIGHTS OF ECONOMIC EXPLOITATION

• the independence of exclusive rights of economic use;
• the right of reproduction;
• the right of reproduction without authorization: backup copy;
• the right of modification;
• the right of reproduction/modification without authorization: use and correction of errors;
• the right of reproduction/modification without authorization: interoperability;
• the right of reproduction/modification without authorization: interoperability: the case of Microsoft Corp.;
• the right of distribution.

3rd module: THE SOFTWARE ON THE MARKET: THE CIRCULATION OF EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS

• assignment and license;
• assignment and principle of exhaustion;
• assignment and assigned rights;
• sales and licensing: the Autodesk case;
• sales and licensing: the Oracle case - insights;
• Creative Commons Public Licences.

4th module: THE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT

• contract and work contract;
• ownership of the rights in the contract;
• the practice of "body rental";
• ownership of rights in the practice of "body rental";
• collective work and work in communion;
• the author, employee and/or self-employed.

5th module: THE DRAFTING OF LICENSING AGREEMENTS

• subject of the contract;
• license specifications;
• payment methods;
• sub-licenses and royalties.

6th module: THE PATENTABILITY OF THE SOFTWARE

• patent: definition;
• patent and software;
• the IBM I case;
• the 1st patentability requirement;
• the VICOM case;
• control of operation;
• the X-ray Apparatus case;
• the direct and potential effect;
• the programming activity;
• the Hitachi/Autction case.

1st module: GENERAL PRINCIPLES AND RIGHTS OF THE INTERESTED PARTY

• sources;
• definitions;
• scope;
• principles of application of the treatment;
• special categories;
• access to data;
• modification and deletion of data;
• profiling.

2nd module: HYPOTHESIS OF PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING

• contract and data processor;
• pseudonymization;
• data processing and anonymization;
• personal data breach;
• data protection impact assessment;
• DPO.

1st module: PUBLISHING OF ILLEGAL CONTENT

• the facts;
• the right to compensation for damage;
• the responsibility of the ISP;
• the duty to remove illegal content;
• reporting tools.

1st module: CONTRACT FOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE

• Agile method;
• AMS;
• DTC.

2nd module: HOSTING

• the subject of the contract;
• framework of the atypical contract.

3rd module: PROCUREMENT WITH BIM METHOD

• sources;
• Information Specifications, oGI and pGI;
• CDE (Common Data Environment);
• ownership of the intellectual property conferred in CDE between the client and the designer/contractor;
• Irrevocability of the BIM contract use license;
• protection of intellectual property conferred in CDE between designers;
• sublicense of use by the client in favor of the designers of the intellectual property conferred in CDE;
• accessibility to the post-procurement CDE;
• accessibility to the post-procurement CDE: the It's case;
• CDE guarded by the contractor;
• CDE guarded by the contractor: typical cases;
• Host Contractor;
• Host contractor: implications;
• Host contractor: GDPR compliancy;
• Host contractor and right of retention;
• Host contractor: the Trant case.

1st module:

• incident and breach;
• accidental subtraction: portable device;
• accidental subtraction: cases;
• accidental subtraction: unintended disclosure;
• voluntary abduction: insider;
• voluntary abduction: cases and Italian jurisprudence;
• security policy;
• BIM contract security policy;
• account management;
• personal data breach: pseudonymisation and encryption;
• personal data breach: security measures;
• access management: segregation;
• access management: credentials;
• credentials recovery: cases;
• strong authentication;
• phishing;
• key loggers;
• long term data retention;
• data deletion: cases.