Large legal firms are at particular risk for ransomware and cultural engineering. How can legal firms minimize their susceptibility to cultural engineering attacks without inconveniencing staff to the point that they seek out security workarounds?
October 30, 2020 at 07:00 AM
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Amid chaos, there is opportunity. — Sun Tzu, The Art of War
The military has a term for our world today: VUCA: volatility, uncertainty, chaos and ambiguity. Chaos seems to be the rule of the day of late, but while most of society is working hard to find their footing, there are those who not only seek out the uncertainty, but thrive (and profit) from it.
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