New York’s midsize law firms are feeling the heat when it comes to cybersecurity.

Facing scrutiny from regulators, clients, adversaries and peers, midsize firms are taking action like never before. But experts say the sensitive data they store is still vulnerable to hackers who seek to blackmail firms, investors who want to profit from insider trading and thieves who are out to steal escrow accounts.

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