
Another Great Zero-Trust Resource – NIST Provides Updated Guidance
Zero Trust architecture is quickly becoming a 'reasonable' solution to implement.
Zero Trust architecture is quickly becoming a 'reasonable' solution to implement.
Biglaw is getting dragged into cyber scams.
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Basic cybersecurity hygiene goes a long way to help prevent these types of attacks and is something law firms should already be doing.
Cybersecurity isn't a policy, it's a lifestyle.
These are not your average dumb criminals -- they will continue to go where the money is.
It's scary out there.
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A firm's cybersecurity measures to protect information systems and client data must be regularly reviewed and updated.
What if cybercriminals could originate their traffic from within the United States -- at will?
Already struggling to stay ahead of security and data issues, AI adds new headaches.
Will lawyers voluntarily accept a possible ethics violation without knowing? The likelihood is very high.
Proper trust accounting and three-way reconciliation are essential for protecting client funds and avoiding serious compliance risks. In this guide, we break down these critical processes and show how legal-specific software can help your firm stay accurate, efficient, and audit-ready.
From the everything-is-just-so-stupid-now dept
Recognizing its vulnerability to cybercrime, the healthcare industry continues to prioritize cybersecurity. Here are some areas where organizations should be focusing their efforts.
The vast majority of healthcare organizations have spotted a cyberattack and suffered financial consequences as a result in the past 12 months, according to new research. A separate report also found that overall cyberattacks on healthcare organizations have risen by 32% year-over-year.
Healthcare providers and vendors are learning the hard way that hackers are relentless and resourceful, constantly adjusting tactics and tools and using new technology, including AI, to launch more sophisticated attacks.