Is it ethical for lawyers to store and send information through the cloud?
In short, yes it is.
Outdated technology is costing your law firm
Law firms are busy places that rely on efficient technology to run smoothly. When you’re unable to access necessary files in a timely manner, or outdated systems are threatening the safety of your client’s personal information, it may be time to evaluate what your firm needs.
Cybersecurity checklist to prepare for the new year
It is vital, regardless of the size of your law firm, that you utilize astute cybersecurity practices. Here are five things to add to your cybersecurity checklist.
Tech wish list for law firms
This holiday season, you may be wondering how you can prepare your law firm for the new year, and we have a collection of tech that will certainly bring joy — or at least, convenience — to the office. Here’s a holiday wish list for your firm.
A guide to stronger passwords for lawyers
With personal client data at risk, taking the necessary precautions can prevent firms against a breach and keep their reputation intact. Having strong passwords can be the initial step in protecting your firm.
Key Takeaways From The 2019 Cloud Computing Report By The ABA
The most recent report highlights some concerning behavior of law firms using cloud software.
With An Overabundance Of Digital Evidence, The Cloud Can Help Law Firms Stay Organized
The cloud is the best tool for keeping digital evidence organized and protected.
Legal Profession: The New Frontier For Cyberattacks
A newly released study from the American Bar Association suggests firms of all sizes are in computer criminals' crosshairs like never before.
Is Paying the Ransom Always a Non-Starter?
Given the sensitivity of the data hijacked, some IT authorities believe that paying the ransom may be the harmful of potential resolutions.
