As thousands of people begin using Zoom for videoconferencing from home for the first time under the coronavirus threat, we thought some guidance on ensuring your meetings are secure might come in handy.

Topics: videoconferencing, cybersecurity, COVID-19, Remote Access, zoom

Amazon has continued issuing updates to their AWS WorkSpaces client on workstations and thin clients that result in instability for users. We have received a number of reports from clients experiencing a variety of performance issues upon installing the latest AWS WorkSpaces client update over the weekend. This includes Windows and Mac operating systems.

Topics: Alerts, AWS

Topics: Alerts, Webinars, cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Infographic, COVID-19

We've been encouraging law firms and legal professionals to take advantage of the benefits offered by moving to the cloud for a few years now. We're such big believers that we invested significant research and development in designing a legal-focused cloud solution, the Innovative Cloud Solution, that gives employees of firms of all sizes the power to access and work safely from anywhere. Recent events have highlighted how businesses operating in the cloud have a competitive advantage over those still tied to an office.

Topics: Cloud, ILTA, cybersecurity, Cloud Infographic, Articles, Innovative Cloud Solution, Remote Access

Yesterday, the World Health Organization formally characterized COVID-19 as a pandemic. In light of this, there is an unprecedented move by employers to reduce the spread of the virus by turning to remote options for their employees.

Topics: COVID-19, Remote Access

Check out what hackers are using to trick employees into clicking fake links in emails in our partner KnowBe4's review of the Top Clicked Phishing Tests from the last quarter of 2019 in the below infographic. 

Topics: cybersecurity, Infographic, phishing, KnowBe4

The term "attorney-client privilege," often heard in crime procedurals on TV, speaks of the level of confidentiality that exists in the legal sector. Due to the nature of their work protecting organizations and individuals, law firms receive and handle some of the most sensitive information in the world. Unfortunately, this makes them a prime target for hackers who want to infiltrate their networks and steal that information. The goal of these cybercriminals is usually to sell that data to interested parties or to restrict access to their targets’ own networks, which for law firms can be crippling.

Since 2014, an investigation revealed that over 100 law firms have notified authorities of data breaches, and this number only encompasses 14 states. Major law firms, mid-size firms, solo practitioners, and even law schools were affected by these attacks, which goes to show that no one is safe from cyber crime. Given its scope, a good place to start mitigating the issue is by identifying the biggest risks. Here are the leading cybersecurity threats that law professionals should know:

Topics: cybersecurity

If you missed our Spring 2020 Cybersecurity Update today, you can watch the recording here. 

Topics: cybersecurity

We're pleased to share this blog post from our partners at First American Equipment Finance. 

 

Topics: First American Equipment Finance, Financing

In an effort to keep you abreast of ongoing developments that could impact your firm's technology, we wanted to alert you to increasing likelihood of disruptions to major IT manufacturers' supply chains due to the Coronavirus outbreak in Asia.

Topics: Security, Technology Consulting, IT Tips, Alerts, Disaster Recovery

To kick off 2020, we published a new cybersecurity tip each day of January. 

Topics: CCPA, 31 Days of Law Firm Data Security, Consumer Privacy, Mine

Use a password manager.

Topics: cybersecurity, Passwords, 31 Days of Law Firm Data Security

As our 31 Days of Law Firm Data Security winds down, we wanted to remind readers of the free California Consumer Privacy Act website policy notice generator offered by iubenda.   

Topics: CCPA, Privacy, Regulation, Consumer Privacy

Set your devices to auto-lock.

Topics: cybersecurity, 31 Days of Law Firm Data Security

Delete old programs and apps.

Topics: cybersecurity, 31 Days of Law Firm Data Security