Email Security for legal practices
Spoofing & hacking – how secure is your email account? Email security for law firms is an ever present concern. These days we are all aware of the potential dangers...
Category: Security and Cloud Computing
Office 2010 for law firms – the end is nigh
Microsoft Office 2010 for law firms will soon be a thing of the past. Or at least it should be if you value your business. From 13 October 2020, Microsoft will...
What is the best way to run your law firm? – one IT system or many?
Asking the question: “What is the best way to run your law firm?” can release a myriad of skeletons from the closet. However, when it comes to the use of...
Legal technology – the past, the present and the future
The times they are a changing in the world of legal technology. The pace of change over the last 30 years has been astonishing and this is likely to intensify...
Global ransomware attacks: how can you protect your law firm?
Last weekend’s global ransomware attack hit the NHS in the UK, Spain’s communications giant, Teléfonica, and computers and networks from the Far East to Portugal. I published an article on the...
How do you protect your law firm from ransomware threats?
Ransomware threats to law firms have increased at a considerable rate over the last eighteen months. Many apocryphal stories have circulated about law firms who have met the threat by paying the...
Security in the Cloud: White Paper
In March, LawCloud published a White Paper called “Cloud Security Considerations: A Best Practice Guide for UK Law Firms” which can be found at http://www.lawcloud.co.uk/security. If you or your law firm are having any concerns about security with client data or with any other considerations when seeking to adopt a cloud computing model, this will be worth a read.
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