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Who defends law firms against cybercrime?
Law firms make particularly appealing targets for cyberattacks because of the sensitive personal and commercial client data that they store as well as the information on partners, employees, and cases they handle. Cybercriminals also target law firms to gain access to technical and trade secrets and private business strategies. Add to this the fact that law firms are often inattentive to cybersecurity and the odds weigh heavily in favor of a crippling cyber breach.
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While not a new phenomenon, cyberattacks against law firms have increased in frequency at an astonishing rate. According to the American Bar Association, up to 42% of law firms with up to 100 employees have suffered a data breach.
"29% of all law firms have been subjected to, or experienced, some form of a data breach involving hackers."
American Bar Association
"Successful cyber-attacks can cause a severe negative impact to a law firm's operations and catastrophic damage to a law firm's reputation."
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"The legal industry finds itself in the upper echelons of companies when it comes to the fiscal impact of a cybercrime."
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