Tag Archives: podcasts

The Digital Detectives help give guidance for lawyers with cybersecurity paralysis, and how to improve security based on the size of the firm and types of information held.

The Kennedy-Mighell Report share their summer reading lists, discuss thoughts on how reading is changing and whether it affects the reader’s experience (i.e. digital, audio, or paper).

One estimate claims the number of lawyers with digital addiction could be as high as 40%.

The Digital Detectives discuss how best to help clients deal with cybersecurity concerns and privacy matters.

Fake photos, fake video, and fake audio, how the deep fake phenomenon impacts the practice of law.

Getting started and having the podcast up and running is the hardest part.

Times are changing for legal tech conferences — how do they need to adapt to stay relevant and offer meaningful content to legal professionals?

Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell talk about what they consider to be today’s biggest challenges in legal tech.

Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway share their complete list of picks for the best new technology -- some serious and some just plain fun.

The Digital Detectives talk about the need for law firms to develop a quick and logical way to respond to a data breach.