Law firms now have access to a platform that allows them to share data on cybersecurity threats anonymously. Several chief information officers and data security directors said they expected wide participation, although they expressed some reservations.
August 19, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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Law firms now have access to a platform that allows them to share data on cybersecurity threats anonymously.
The Legal Services Information Sharing and Analysis Organization or LS-ISAO will announce its launch on Wednesday and will alert firms to potential cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
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