Automating back-office operations without inviting cyber threats
Law firms face rising cyber threats as they automate back-office operations. Effective security requires vendor due diligence, SIEM, SOC and strict access controls.
Law firms face rising cyber threats as they automate back-office operations. Effective security requires vendor due diligence, SIEM, SOC and strict access controls.
Law firms improve attorney compliance with cybersecurity policies by focusing on efficiency, training, and providing usable AI tools like ChatGPT.
Legal professionals can ethically use business-tier generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude if properly configured to protect client confidentiality.
The New York City Bar Association task force report provides guidance on attorney-client privilege and work product protections in generative AI use.
A Massachusetts judge ruled that AI-generated documents created by a party's girlfriend are not protected by work product privilege in litigation.
Exterro introduces ARMOURop, an on-premises AI platform that accelerates digital forensic evidence processing while keeping data secure onsite.
In brief Chris McKie details ransomware backdoor tactics in backup systems Beth Burgin Waller advises employee training on IT impersonation B. Stephanie Siegmann highlights third-party vendor vulnerabilities Jared D. Correia warns of excessive [...]