
Cyber Insurance Premiums Are Soaring — And So Are Your Risks
Why the sudden surge? And, more importantly, why should law firms (and their clients) care?
Why the sudden surge? And, more importantly, why should law firms (and their clients) care?
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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.
These are not your average dumb criminals -- they will continue to go where the money is.
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?
Will lawyers voluntarily accept a possible ethics violation without knowing? The likelihood is very high.
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.
These simple steps can be quickly implemented by lawyers at no or little additional cost.
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Be open to changing the way you protect your data.
AI will never fully replace security professionals – good cybersecurity requires creative human problem-solving.
Happy clients don’t leave. And if they are unhappy, we don’t want to compel them to stay.
While most lawyers now recognize the need for a cyberinsurance policy, they frequently find themselves balancing the risk of a breach against the cost of the policy.
In the past year, deepfakes have become the second most common cybersecurity incident.