“Believe It or Not, You’ve Been Hacked” — that’s the clever title of what should prove to be important session at the International Legal Technology Association conference in Washington, D.C., later this month.
Criminals are waking up to the fact that law firm computer systems are abundant sources of valuable, but not necessarily well-protected, client data. The risk isn’t just hype. “It is still very, very apparent that a lot of law firms are still not aware of the situation, and if they are aware, they have their head in the sand and are saying, ‘That doesn’t apply to us’ for some reason,” said Kelley Drye & Warren security manager Jim Fortmuller, who will lead the ILTA session.
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