Law Practice
Mar. 24, 2020
Remote work tests security firm’s protocols
Last week, in anticipation of the Bay Area shelter in place mandate, Dolan Law Firm ordered laptops to make sure all lawyers and personnel had remote access.
When working from home, cybersecurity is not as robust as it is in the office. For lawyers and staff working remotely during the coronavirus pandemic, questions of how to protect confidential client information, and especially proprietary information, have become urgent.
Boutiques and multinational firms alike must remain on guard against phishing scams seeking confidential information and other cybersecurity threats during this glo...
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