The American Bar Association estimates that at least 80 percent of the largest 100 law firms (by revenue) have been hacked from 2011 through 2016. Yet this problem is seemingly unaddressed, according to the 2016 ILTA Technology Survey, which showed that firms are still quick to list security compliance/risk management as a top technology issue or annoyance.
A simple way to incorporate security features into a firm’s everyday practices can be as straightforward as tightening control of document related processes. With paper reigning supreme for legal firms of every size, a comprehensive document management approach, incorporating the latest technology solutions, can be critical in helping to achieve a legal firm’s security and compliance goals.
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