Cyberattack ready
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With sensitive client data at risk, it’s essential to understand some of the causes behind the rise in cybercrime and consider strategies to protect your law firm
Remote working has brought new cybersecurity challenges for UK law firms. Protecting sensitive client information requires a proactive approach, including comprehensive security policies and strong endpoint security solutions
Lockton partner Brian Boehmer discusses how the broker works closely with its clients to understand their business, eliminate insurer misunderstandings, and deliver significant cost savings
Cyberattack ready
There’s been a surge in cybercrime over the past four to five years, primarily due to its lucrative returns and low-risk nature compared with ‘traditional’ crime. Law firms are prime targets because of the sensitive data they process, and they are increasingly falling victim to ransomware. In LPM March, we speak to cybersecurity experts to uncover why cybercrime is so prolific and, more importantly, we provide some strategies you can consider to protect your law firm.
In this issue
Give your firm a fighting chance against cyberattacks, Suzanna Hayek, deputy editor at LPM
Several mergers later and still smiling: Tips from Clifton Ingram, Anne Deller, managing partner at Clifton Ingram
What changes are happening to flexible working requests? Chris Cook, partner and head of employment and data protection and Emily Morrison, employment solicitor at SA Law
Insights from LPM’s partners
Why change is essential for law firms, Billy Hume, marketing executive at PracticeEvolve
How to protect your law firm in the age of remote working, Nick Hayne, head of professional services at Quiss
Case studies
Neves Solicitors adopts new ways of working, Access Legal
How a law firm achieved four-figure savings on its PI insurance, Lockton
Brabners partners with BARBRI to suppot future talent, BARBRI
