
You’re Probably Not Taking Cybersecurity Seriously Enough
It's scary out there.
It's scary out there.
A firm's cybersecurity measures to protect information systems and client data must be regularly reviewed and updated.
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Understanding the actual cost of a data breach will only help firms realize the critical importance of maintaining current cybersecurity measures.
Serious reviews of your cybersecurity and annual security changes mitigate risk and exposure and will keep class action lawsuits at bay.
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Be very careful, lawyers, because your personal or client data could be at risk.
These simple steps can be quickly implemented by lawyers at no or little additional cost.