Intellectual property (IP) is the beating heart of any knowledge-centric organization, and that holds especially true for law firms.

However, with the work and home boundaries blurred, and the delivery of personalized IT services becoming part and parcel of remote working, a firm’s IP could potentially be at risk. You don’t have to look very far to find examples of cyber criminals and other bad actors aiming to get their hands on privileged material and then “hold it hostage” via ransomware attacks.

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