Incident Response Has Become A Law Firm Survival Skill
Cyber incidents are no longer unexpected events. They are statistically inevitable.
Cyber incidents are no longer unexpected events. They are statistically inevitable.
From the the-call-is-coming-from-inside-the-house dept
The question isn’t whether AI will become part of the justice system — it’s how far we’ll let it go before someone objects on constitutional grounds.
While AI takes the headlines, cybersecurity continues to flex its muscles.
Thankfully, it doesn't look like the information will be used publicly.
Law firms and lawyers just aren’t as security conscious as they need to be.
Darrow is building a new category of legal intelligence — one that helps firms understand complex legal landscapes earlier, more clearly, and with greater confidence.
Lawyers advising on risk, contracts, or governance can’t treat AI ransomware as tomorrow’s problem. It’s already here.
The cloud isn't magic. It's just someone else's computer.
The very AI tools making your firm more efficient may also be the reason your insurance claim gets denied.
Good luck with that.
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From the opsec-omnishambles dept
Turns out the hacking threat we needed to worry about was getting into the T14.
Who could've imagined that PACER wasn't at the cutting edge of security?
Why the sudden surge? And, more importantly, why should law firms (and their clients) care?
Zero Trust architecture is quickly becoming a 'reasonable' solution to implement.