Ready, Fire, Aim: The Wrong Way For Law Firms To Protect Their Data
Basic cyber hygiene prevents 98% percent of cyberattacks.
Basic cyber hygiene prevents 98% percent of cyberattacks.
It was a major incident.
A conversation with Trustpoint.One CEO Christopher Gallagher.
The law is moving towards potential liability, so don’t have your company (or client) delay implementing something soon concerning data security.
Learn more about the data-security challenges firms face, how the cloud addresses those challenges, and how to move your firm to the cloud.
In the webinar on June 5, panelists will discuss the data-security challenges firms face, how the cloud addresses those challenges, and how to move your firm to the cloud.
Notes to my (legal) self.
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What does this ruling mean with respect to your company (or your client)?
There are always exciting things happening in U.S. and international privacy law, so the topic never gets boring.
It’s an immutable fact of modern life: everybody gets hacked.
You cannot predict when (or where) the next data breach will occur, but you can prepare for it.
New executive research from Ari Kaplan explores how law firm leaders are responding to changing client expectations, evolving economics, talent transformation, and AI governance.
Are you really communicating effectively with your clients? How you communicate matters.
Smart in-house lawyers should start talking about this subject NOW.
Fixing an Android security problem is no easy task, according to technology columnist Sean Doherty.
Technology columnist Jeff Bennion talks to Justin Somaini of Box.com about what law firms need to know about storing documents in the cloud.
In advance of the big ILTA conference, we interviewed David Perla of Bloomberg BNA about the future of law and technology.