Security

There’s simply no such thing as infallible security.

Fraud and identity theft have run rampant over the years, leaving millions of victims in their wake.

While the advance technological age has brought a revolutionary shift in law firms, we can't deny that it also means online security risks.

Fraud takes many forms, from identity theft to pretending to be a government official calling unsuspecting people to demand payments.

Today, cyber threats are one of the top concerns of modern global business leaders.

The current pandemic presents a more severe cybercrime risk.

Most businesses have enough to worry about without crafting their own cybersecurity policy.

One of the most pressing concerns about VPNs relate to their legality.

What is Identity Theft? What identity theft comes down to is that your personal and confidential information ends up in the wrong hands and gets used without your permission for purchases and all kinds of fraudulent activities. The scary part is that most of us willingly make our personal information available online, and it is easy for cybercriminals to steal ...

It’s wise to carefully consider a suspect’s entire digital footprint and the evidence it may contain before litigation occurs.