Security

Learn how to identify whether a ransomware attack is also a data breach that may require notification to customers, patients, and governmental agencies.

While 2016 was a rough year for data breaches and cyberattacks, there is little reason to think 2017 will be any easier for law firms.

Hackers recently executed a global cyberattack, reportedly attacking over 150 countries, including public and health care systems and individual computers.

After solving the immediate problem of ransomware, you now will need to recover your data and put some long-term solutions in place.

Ransomware is what keeps IT people up at night. It is malware on steroids.

Certainly technology is creating some unique challenges for business.

The luxuries afforded by digital signatures and high-tech documentation mediums expand all the time, but it’s important to understand where the weak points are.

To remain a step ahead, these three security resources can take your business to the next level of security.

While privacy and cybersecurity were once considered secondary technical issues, they are now at the forefront of today’s General Counsel.

Information security is one of the top priorities of most organizations today. Securing networks and the data that travels through them is of paramount concern.