With 'Healthy Level of Paranoia,' Firms Tweak Cyber Training for Remote Workforce
As lawyers and law firm staffers blend work and personal spaces, law firms say only a few adjustments to their cyber training should keep cyberattacks at bay.
January 25, 2021 at 12:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Tech News
From virtual courtrooms and depositions to empty and shrinking law offices, the legal practice looks noticeably different from a year ago. But what hasn't drastically changed is its cybersecurity training. Law firms said their training didn't require significant upgrades for a remote workforce, except for a few minor changes, because the bulk of their cybersecurity concerns and threats have remained the same in a decentralized environment.
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