Why Solo, Small, and Mid-Size Law Firms Get a Failing Grade in Cybersecurity
No lawyer wants a failing grade, but the fact that nearly one-third of law firms have experienced a data breach makes it apparent that cyber...
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Startling Stats from the BakerHostetler Data Security Incident Response Report
Data security risks are constantly evolving, and the past few years have only shown increases in the number of attacks faced by companies an...
Is This How the World Ends? Artificial Intelligence and American Security
Autonomous killer robots have certainly grabbed a lot of screen time over the years, but is our world really going to end in an AI-fueled wa...
Cybersecurity Priorities for President Biden
Robust and proactive cybersecurity is more critical than ever in our world, and today's government leaders must have effective plans for pro...
Occam's Razor — A SolarWinds Perspective for Law Firms
Third party providers are often indispensable to law firms, but how can you know whether these working relationships could put you at risk f...
2021 Update: Security Assessments and Penetration Testing for Law Firms
What exactly are security assessments and penetration tests? What's the difference? Do you actually need to have these done in your law firm...
Clio's Legal Trends Report 2020: A Look Into the Future of Law
The legal world has made more forward progress since the start of the pandemic than many expected it could do in a decade. Lawyers formerly...
Ransomware Surges: What Law Firms Need to Know
Throughout 2020, ransomware has increased rapidly in both the number of incidents and the ransom amounts paid, and current data shows no for...
"Zooming" Into 2021 with Audio/Video Discovery
Audio and video files have become increasingly relevant in today's legal matters, and lawyers need to know how to best handle this informati...
The Perils of Biometric Information: Relevant Laws and Insurance Coverage for Biometric Lawsuits
What happens when biometric information is compromised? For too many lawyers, the risks associated with this technology have been flying und...
Penetration Tests and Cybersecurity Assessments: What Lawyers Need to Know
The upheaval caused by Covid-19 could very well have put your firm at risk for a data breach. Lawyers can't simply hope they won't become a...
The Battle Against COVID-19: How eDiscovery Software is Playing a Role
The eDiscovery software known as technology-assisted review (TAR) is traditionally used by lawyers to distinguish between relevant and irrel...
Work-At-Home and Remote Access – It's Time for a Security Review
Lawyers are ethically obligated to maintain client security, but remote work has added a new layer of complication for many law firms. If yo...
eDiscovery Before and After COVID-19: What to Expect
In this edition of Digital Detectives , hosts Sharon Nelson and John Simek welcome Doug Austin to discuss current trends in eDiscovery and h...
Securing Microsoft Windows and Microsoft 365
Are you taking advantage of the security options available within your Microsoft products? Sharon Nelson and John Simek welcome Ben Schorr t...
Coronavirus and Working Remotely: What You Need to Know
With the coronavirus outbreak driving people to work remotely, John and Sharon have been inundated with questions from lawyers and law firms...
The 2019 Data Breach Numbers Are In – What Are They and What Do They Mean for 2020?
Because of the sensitive information they hold in trust, lawyers should be very concerned about the security of their data. What can they le...
The Intersection of Ethics and Artificial Intelligence
Is ethical artificial intelligence even possible? In response to growing concerns about issues with transparency, privacy, and AI bias, the...
The EDRM's Mary Mack & Kaylee Walstad Unplugged
Digital Detectives Sharon Nelson and John Simek welcome Mary Mack and Kaylee Walstad to discuss the current happenings at the Electronic Dis...
Why the Cloud is the New Electricity–and What it Means to Lawyers
The electricity revolution of the late 1800s may have begun slowly, but once its technology became mainstream, it fueled innovation in every...