As law firms have integrated technology into their workflows, speeding up manual processes and lightening workloads, they’ve also exposed themselves to more cyberrisks.

Over the last decade, the bad actors targeting law firms have only been on the upswing, emboldened by the pandemic’s tech impetus. What’s more, cybersecurity experts told Legaltech News that the threat is poised to not only grow, but also expand to the technology providers that law firms rely on.

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