
The Staggering Cost Of Law Firm Data Breaches: Protecting Your Firm
Understanding the actual cost of a data breach will only help firms realize the critical importance of maintaining current cybersecurity measures.
Understanding the actual cost of a data breach will only help firms realize the critical importance of maintaining current cybersecurity measures.
The best defense to a cybersecurity incident is a good offense. Which law firms have been caught off guard?
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Three cheers for enforceable privacy laws!
Firms may even need to secure specific coverage if they are using AI.
Let us count the ways in which lawyers are terrible at cybersecurity – and then talk about the new ABA resolution on cybersecurity.
Cybercriminals appear to be successfully hitting small and large firms alike.
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Many lawyers did not comprehend that they were feeding confidential data to the AI...
Seventy-four percent of employers report that they’ve been harmed by an employee getting past their digital security.
Lawyers are still clicking where they shouldn’t.
Unfortunately, even those who budget for technology don’t separately budget for cybersecurity defenses.
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.
The law is moving towards potential liability, so don’t have your company (or client) delay implementing something soon concerning data security.
Is your firm prepared? Does your firm have breach protocols in place that comport with the latest ethical guidance?
Take the time to review the incident response plans of your company (or client) so that they take GDPR notification requirements into context.
This is quite the accidental data dump. Which law school did it?
Even the biggest of Biglaw behemoths can be victimized by fraudsters without proper precautions.