Trusting identity is foundational to a law firm’s work. In a law office, the documents going back and forth contain sensitive information, and contracts, negotiations, or transactions can’t be shared with the wrong parties. The industry needs to be cautious about validating identities.
There is always information being collected and shared at a law firm. Files go between employees and back and forth among clients, too, and these can contain critical data.
Buying a printer can be overwhelming. There are so many options available from different brands, and buying guides galore. Yet we still often see people with printers that aren’t the best ones for their needs.
The law industry isn’t known for embracing change quickly: tradition can trump a willingness to embrace new technologies. Yet digital technology has become an essential part of many lawyers’ working day.
Cyber attacks in the legal industry are on the rise. Law firms of all sizes face threats such as business email compromise, denial-of-service, phishing, data exfiltration and ransomware.