As big law firms come to grips with the need to defend against cyberattacks, some may not be doing enough to address a potential blind spot: other law firms.
Large companies and financial institutions are aware that their law firms can provide a back door for cybercriminals trying to access sensitive data, and every major law firm has likely bolstered its defenses as a result. But big firms working with local litigation counsel may risk making themselves just as vulnerable as their less protected co-counsel.
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