Like most other industries across the country, law firms are dealing with the realities of a cybersecurity services market that has a surplus of demand and not enough talent to go around. But is throwing more bodies at the problem really the best response?

Sometimes it’s barely even an option. Kermit Wallace, chief information officer at Day Pitney, noted that law firms face the added challenge of having to service clients across a multitude of industries and verticals.

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