As technology continues to advance, law firms are increasingly relying on digital tools and platforms to manage their practice and serve clients. This has led to a heightened risk of data breaches and other cybersecurity threats, which can have severe consequences for both attorneys and their clients. The Out-of-State Division is proud to present this CLE course, designed to provide members with the knowledge and skills required to protect their law firms and clients from data intrusions and other cybersecurity risks as well as discuss the ethical requirements after a data breach or cybersecurity intrusion. Key Takeaways: 1Understanding Cybersecurity Risks: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the various cyberthreats that law firms face, including phishing attacks, ransomware, and data breaches. Learn about the potential consequences of these attacks, such as financial losses, reputational damage, and client mistrust.2. Legal and Ethical Obligations: Familiarize yourself with the legal and ethical obligations related to data protection, including the duty of confidentiality, the obligation to safeguard client information, and state and federal laws governing cybersecurity. 3. Best Practices for Cybersecurity: Explore the best practices and tools for securing your law firm's digital infrastructure, including network security, email encryption, and secure file sharing.
Beyond the Breach: Ethical Cybersecurity Considerations for Lawyers & Law FirmsG.C. Murray
Robert Blackwell
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