Lawyers Must Be Vigilant In The Face of Rising Malware Threats
What should lawyers do under these circumstances? If they think they have received fraudulent emails, contact the FBI's Internet Complaint Center.
September 27, 2024 at 01:14 PM
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CybersecurityThe practice of law is not easy and while technology has made the legal life easier on some levels, putting aside the unknown world of artificial intelligence, the risks to lawyers and their clients from cyberattacks and scams have increased. Because lawyers are frequent targets, they must be educated about the risks and educated on how to lower their exposure.
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