A new survey found that legal professionals are more likely to put data at risk compared to other industries. It may be an inherent problem for legal.
April 01, 2020 at 01:00 PM
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High-stakes demands and law firm structure may be creating a breeding ground for risky data handling.
The “Insider Data Breach Survey 2020″ survey of 5,000 employees in companies employing 100-plus across the U.S., U.K. and Europe found that 57% of respondents in the legal sector said they intentionally put data at risk. The survey was conducted by Opinion Matters and commissioned by email security software company Egress Software Technologies.
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