Security

As a law firm, it is essential that you safeguard clients’ data. The implications of failing to do so could wreak devastating impacts on your bottom line.

When it comes to legal technology, there’s no question that the cloud is all the rage today.

Lawyers can’t pretend that their data isn’t being targeted by hackers and other threats anymore.

Hackers are becoming smarter and bolder. By taking the proper precautions, you can remain a step ahead.

Cyber attackers are relentless, and their phishing strategy is ever changing.

Digital currencies are rising up 400% on the market, turning the heads of businesses, employers, governments, and financial institutions across the globe.

With wave after wave of prominent cyberattack, navigating the world of cybersecurity is now expected of businesses.

The legal industry has come a long way in embracing the turn towards digital transformation and the need for accompanying cybersecurity. But, in many ways, the industry is still lagging.

Getting your sensitive documents bound by ransomware is a nightmare scenario. But even if you can’t avoid it, having a plan to respond can make all the difference.

Regardless of your legal experience or scope of practice, you’ve probably heard about the Department of Defense’s Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS).