Allowing remote computer and network access in law firms allows lawyers to work outside the office and grants IT access to remotely fix everything from a minor administrative issue to a cyberattack. However, it may not be all benefit. After all, utilizing manage service providers (MSP) for remote monitoring and management (RMM) can be a backdoor for cyberattackers, many of whom have their sights on law firms.
While remote administrative tools help productivity, they still represent the most risk for law firms, said Mark Sangster, vice president and industry security strategist of eSentire Inc.
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