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Device Code Phishing and the New Identity Risk Facing Law Firms
By the middle of a normal workday, an attorney or staff member may have opened a document shared by a client, reviewed an electronic signature request, followed a link from…
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When Clients Ask About Security – What Law Firms Need to Have Ready
Lawyers are no strangers to documentation requests, dense forms and tight deadlines. But a client security questionnaire can still rattle even a well-run firm. The request may arrive as a…
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What Managing Partners Misunderstand About IT Risk
At 8:15 on a Monday morning, everything looks normal. Attorneys are opening files, staff is moving matters forward and no one is thinking about IT risk. A few hours later,…
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Why Technology Debt Is Becoming More Expensive for Law Firms
Technology Debt Isn’t New. The Cost of Carrying It Is. Most law firms don’t set out to create technology debt. It accumulates through a series of reasonable decisions. A new…
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Why Law Firms Still Choose Cloud Desktops in a SaaS-First World
If email, document management, collaboration tools and many legal applications now live in the cloud, why do some law firms still use cloud desktops? It’s a reasonable question, and one…
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Why Mid-Sized Law Firms Remain Prime Targets for Cyberattacks
Mid-sized law firms are under increasing pressure to strengthen cybersecurity practices as client expectations, cyber insurance requirements and regulatory scrutiny continue to rise. At the same time, firms are managing…
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Continuity Without Compromise: IT Resilience Strategies for Law Firms in 2025
Legal firms are no strangers to high-stakes deadlines, sensitive client information and complex workflows. In this environment, even brief IT disruptions can jeopardize client trust, data integrity and operational efficiency.…
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Why SOC Reports Matter When Choosing an IT Partner for Your Law Firm
Whether you’re managing e-discovery data, privileged communications or client billing systems, your firm’s ability to maintain confidentiality depends heavily on your IT provider. You need more than just verbal reassurances…
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Securing Your Law Firm: Key Cybersecurity Strategies
In the legal profession, trust is everything. Clients rely on their attorneys to protect not only their interests but also their most sensitive information. Yet, as cyber threats grow more…
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Understanding and Mitigating Business Email Compromise in Law Firms
Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting businesses through one of their most trusted tools: email. Business email compromise (BEC) has emerged as a leading cyber threat, with financial losses surpassing $2.7 billion…
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Strengthening Law Firms with Resilience, Compliance & Technology
Law firms face the dual challenge of harnessing the benefits of advanced technology while safeguarding against its inherent risks. The shift to digital operations—driven by cloud-based solutions, automation and artificial…
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What Happens to Your Law Firm’s Data When the Firm Closes, Merges or Experiences a Partner Retirement?
When a law firm closes—whether due to a merger, acquisition or retirement—the obligations tied to data don’t simply vanish. Client data, court records and legal files must be handled with…

