Practical writing on cyber risk for law firm leadership: how incidents actually reach a firm, and what reduces exposure without a large technology project.
Each security purchase is reasonable on its own. Together, they can leave a firm feeling more protected than it is.
What I ask a law firm's leadership first, and what I'm looking for behind each answer, from who really holds authority to whether your insurance attestations match reality.
How I decide where to protect a law firm first: calculating what one day of downtime costs, finding where that cost spikes, and looking at the firm the way an attacker would.
Attackers are now pressuring law firms through their own clients. Why communication belongs inside an incident response plan, not after it.
A recent campaign gave twenty-four U.S. law firms their own individualized extortion websites, apparently designed to reach their clients. What that changes about how firms should prepare.