Many companies are paying closer attention to how their outside firms protect client information from cyberthreats. While some small and midsized firms have responded by increasing their focus on data privacy, others have been slow to make it a priority and that inaction could prove costly, even if a breach never occurs.
Jennifer DelMonico, managing partner of Murtha Cullina in New Haven, said her firm has received increased scrutiny from clients regarding its data-protection policies recently.
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