Ernst & Young surveyed organizations to see whether they had insurance for losses related to computer security. More than 33 percent of respondents thought they had coverage through general liability policies, but in fact did not. More than half either knew they lacked it and did nothing, or simply didn't know their coverage. Attorney Edward Poll views such attitudes as violations of lawyers' professional ethics. He introduces you to cyberinsurance, the best way to cover your firm and your back.
February 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Confidential client records and work product are the core of any law firm’s work product. Most firms understand the necessity of archiving computer and paper files in a safe, off-site location. But what about the active files on your computer?
If they are compromised by a hacker, or otherwise threatened by criminal activity, how would it affect your operation?
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