Law firms and corporations have a long-standing history of being faced with traditional crisis situations, whether that means attorney malpractice, firm bankruptcy or dealing with a partner’s reckless actions. But today, companies are facing potential crisis situations that are outside the scope of anything they have dealt with in the past the threat of a cybercrisis. Cybercrisis incidents receive considerable media attention. Do you know what to do if your company has a breach?
We have seen countless U.S. businesses and individuals fall victim to hackers, and it seems to become more commonplace every day. Hackers gain access to the proprietary and confidential information stored on company networks and often publish the information or sell it, creating a very serious and very public crisis situation. As law firms store a large amount of confidential client information, this makes them a prime target.
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