With IT security breaches on the rise, businesses that do not take proactive precautions to protect sensitive information run the risk of losing their reputations and clients and can suffer incalculable financial losses.
Many legal professionals are under the impression that their organizations have implemented IT strategies and corporate processes to ensure that information does not fall into the wrong hands. While some law firms make sizeable investments in IT infrastructure to keep hackers and other external threats out of the corporate network, others play a game of roulette because they are either too busy or lack the technical knowledge to implement a data security strategy.
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