Cyber security awareness month: making people the first line of defence
Tips on how to reduce cyber risk by educating and training your people.
Tips on how to reduce cyber risk by educating and training your people.
Are you prepared for the legal and ethical considerations you may face if confronted with a ransomware demand?
With security of particular importance for lawyers, here are 10 tips for keeping your firm and your clients safe.
Straightforward tips for staying cyber safe while working from home during the pandemic.
SIMONE HERBERT-LOWE discusses why protecting client confidentiality is not just an IT problem.
Cyber protection should not be regarded as a ‘set and forget’ matter. Principals have a professional responsibility to be proactive in understanding and managing their…
Cyber resilience depends on individual awareness combined with appropriate technical responses. By SIMONE HERBERT-LOWE.
The Law Society’s Policy and Practice team brings you a wrap-up of the most important issues of the moment.
Cyber security is a significant business and legal risk that must be taken seriously. Internationally, cyber security is becoming subject to stricter regulation. Australia’s cyber…
A user’s password is the first line of defence to prevent misuse or theft of client personal or confidential information. Maintain security of your password…
A data breach response plan is essential to being prepared for an eligible data breach. By HELEN BROWN.
Prevention is key to protecting your law firm.
Law firms are desirable targets for cyber attacks and have a lot to lose from a successful data raid. By THOMAS KALDOR.