As Hackers Get Smarter, Can Law Firms Keep Up?
"The legal industry has poured significant resources into cybersecurity, leading to huge leaps in progress in the last decade, said security consultants, data privacy lawyers and chief security officers at law firms. But they also pointed to areas where large and small law firms can do much better in preventing and reacting to data breaches. And they cautioned that the legal sector may risk falling behind other industries."
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