Your data can be stolen by hackers, lost in a system failure or exposed through metadata. What are you doing about it? Larger firms have IT specialists to protect and back up data, but for data security "do-it-yourselfers," attorney Robert J. Ambrogi identifies Web sites that can help.
January 05, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Your data is in danger. It can be stolen by hackers, lost in a system failure or exposed through metadata. You know this, of course, but what are you doing about it? Far too many lawyers give data security short shrift.
This is surprising perhaps even shocking, given that the destruction or compromise of data could ruin your practice and expose you to malpractice.
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