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Note from the Editor & Publisher

I generally abstain from offering serious predictions outside jokingly among family and friends.
But I do feel like my initial responses to the novel coronavirus pandemic have been positive.
In mid-February, after noticing delays in receiving an ink…

Everything Will Reopen Soon

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As thousands of people begin using Zoom for videoconferencing from home for the first time under the coronavirus threat, we thought some guidance on ensuring your meetings are secure might come in handy.
Innovative Computing Systems' Information…

Top Ways to Ensure a Secure Zoom Meeting

Amazon has continued issuing updates to their AWS WorkSpaces client on workstations and thin clients that result in instability for users. We have received a number of reports from clients experiencing a variety of performance issues upon installing…

AWS WorkSpaces Client Updates Causing Issues

Hackers are taking advantage of the confusion surrounding the novel coronavirus pandemic.
For example, cybersecurity expert Brian Krebs recently warned that "an interactive dashboard of Coronavirus infections and deaths produced by Johns Hopkins…

Hackers Take Advantage of COVID-19

We've been encouraging law firms and legal professionals to take advantage of the benefits offered by moving to the cloud for a few years now. We're such big believers that we invested significant research and development in designing a legal-focused…

Moving Law Firms to the Cloud for Remote Access & Security

Check out what hackers are using to trick employees into clicking fake links in emails in our partner KnowBe4's review of the Top Clicked Phishing Tests from the last quarter of 2019 in the below infographic.
Need help protecting your network or…

Top Clicked Phishing Tests (4Q2019) [Infographic]

If you missed our Spring 2020 Cybersecurity Update today, you can watch the recording here.
A list of cybersecurity resources is available here.
You can download the slide deck from the webinar here.
Enjoy!

Spring 2020 Cybersecurity Update Webcast Resources

We're pleased to share this blog post from our partners at First American Equipment Finance.
By Christina Floyd & Karen Leastman | First American Equipment Finance
Law firms rely on software to provide critical opportunities to leap ahead, enhance…

The 3 W’s of Software Financing

In an effort to keep you abreast of ongoing developments that could impact your firm's technology, we wanted to alert you to increasing likelihood of disruptions to major IT manufacturers' supply chains due to the Coronavirus outbreak in Asia.
While…

☣ Plan for Coronavirus Impacts

To kick off 2020, we published a new cybersecurity tip each day of January.
Afraid you may have missed one?
Fear not!
Download our 31 Days of Law Firm Data Security infographic and have all 31 cybersecurity tips in one place!
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31. Don’t write down passwords. Get a password vault or manager, such as Dashlane or LastPass. You will only need to remember one password and the service will help you generate new, intricate, hard-to-beat passwords to keep your credentials safe.…

31 Days of Law Firm Data Security: Day 31 | Use a Password Manager/Vault

As our 31 Days Law Firm Data Security winds down, we wanted to remind readers of the free California Consumer Privacy Act website policy notice generator offered by iubenda.
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Sadly, Chief Manley appears ready to ignore your directives and continue a policy of ruining lives with unnecessary arrests and tickets. While arrestees may never face a judge, arrests alone can ruin lives — no prosecutor necessary. Further, rather…

Austin Police Chief Manley Continues Low-level Marijuana Arrests

29. Clean up your programs and apps. Remove applications from your computer and mobile devices that you no longer use. In fact, make it a habit to delete any program or app you download once you're finished using it. Unused apps drain memory, battery…

31 Days of Law Firm Data Security: Day 29 | Delete Unused Apps

28. Disable or lock down Outlook Web Access.
Outlook Web Access, either from an on-premises server or Office 365, provides nice mobility and functionality. It also provides another doorway into your mailbox for those you may want to keep…

31 Days of Law Firm Data Security: Day 28 | Outlook Web Access

27. Pick one Web browser to use.
It can be fun to experiment with new and different browsers, but switching between browsers can decrease your security.
Internet Explorer and Edge are always going to be targeted by those who wish to do you ill simply…

31 Days of Law Firm Data Security: Day 27 | Pick a Browser

26. Sensitive browsing, like for banking or shopping, should only be done on a personal device. Don't use public or company-owned devices for sensitive surfing.

31 Days of Law Firm Data Security: Day 26 | Sensitive Surfing

25. Overwrite your deleted files using software tools to ensure data is permanently and completely deleted.
Emptying your Recycle Bin isn't enough to prevent determined individuals from accessing deleted files. You need to overwrite confidential…