Tag Archives: cybersecurity

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

The FBI recently published an alert warning that ransomware variants have targeted and compromised vulnerable business servers. The alert states that cyber-attackers target hosts, which potentially increases the number of infected servers. Cybercriminals are continually evolving their attack methods in an attempt to gain access to your firm’s highly sensitive client information. Are you at risk of a ransomware attack? ...

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.

Join us on January 11th and learn how to avoid cybersecurity threats using the private cloud.

Malware has the potential to affect us all. Law firms are particularly high-value targets, given the sensitive nature of client information they possess.

Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Your firm’s reputation and clients can’t count on good luck and basic security features moving forward

Joe Bartolo reviews the New York City Paralegal Association's "eDiscovery Boot Camp" titled "Practice Support for Litigation Professionals" .

Brief run down of the Shellshock, or "Bash Bug," why it matters and what, if anything, you can do right now.

Amended Comment [18] to Rule 1.6 includes availability of additional safeguards in the analysis of what is reasonable. Do attorneys who fail to use encryption, a no-brainer solution, comply with this duty?