NIST recommends new rules for password security
The federal agency is proposing significant changes in its longstanding guidelines on safe password practices. Read more @ cybersecuritynews.com
Making GenAI tools effective in law firm work flows
Tips on how to use generative AI tools when they arrive at your firm, plus some responsibilities they place on lawyers deploying them. Read more @ legaldive.com
Digital Marketing: Aiming to boost demand generation? Consider email marketing
Digital Marketing: Aiming to boost demand generation? Consider email marketing By Guy Alvarez For law firms looking to supercharge their demand-generation efforts, email marketing remains a powerful tool in the [...]
Names of legal clients could be inadvertently exposed through payment app’s use
Disable Venmo’s “social payments platform,” an expert advises attorneys, or risk making clients’ confidential billing data available on the internet. Read more @ lawnext.com
Using GenAI to review your work for clarity and others’ for vagueness
Don’t be afraid to put AI tools to practical uses, one lawyer advises, just remember the accuracy of the results needs to be verified. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
Two strategies to protect against the next wide-scale digital disruption
Diversifying network infrastructures and practicing for failure may be firms’ best defense against another CrowdStrike-like breakdown, an expert says. Read more @ helpnetsecurity.com
How to negotiate better cloud-based software and services contracts
With the CrowdStrike debacle still playing out, a technology transaction expert says firms' IT risks can be reduced through well-drawn cloud contracts. Read more @ legaldive.com
Suit challenges AI-generated nude and sexualized images
The action seeks to shut down websites that deal in the growing global problem of non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII). Read more @ arstechnica.com
5 common questions lawyers ask about legal tech
Experts address concerns often raised by attorneys about legal tech use, from accuracy of research to client confidentiality. Read more @ lawnext.com
AI’s first serious foray into legal may be in contract review
The often-onerous task of reviewing contracts could be the first job that law firms routinely rely on artificial intelligence to handle, a new survey suggests. Read more @ legaldive.com
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