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Weathering the Storm: Technology Disaster Planning
September 12, 2006
2-4 pm Eastern 1-3 pm Central Noon-2 pm Mountain   11 am-1 pm Pacific
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Think you’re safe from a disaster? You have a fail-safe disaster plan. You’re in a small or
mid-sized firm, so you have everything under control. You feel ready to handle tornados,
hurricanes, floods, fires, and more. Right? But you know that no effective emergency plan is
a static work; it is always a “work-in-progress,” because risks to the firm are constantly
changing, especially with the fast-paced evolution in technology.
Remember: Disasters aren’t always “natural.” Mother Nature may have her bad moods, but the
Computer gods often strike with devastating effect. Disaster readiness should include protection plans
for all manners of natural as well as “Digital Disasters”: viruses, spyware, phishing attacks, Metadata
disclosures, security breaches and even equipment theft, fires and most insidiousof all — social hacking.
Leave no stone unturned when you're protecting your practice and your people. The key is preparation
and anticipation — and we've got you covered. Find out how to weather the technology storm when
disaster happens. In this program, you will learn:
- Defining Disaster - what you are protecting your practice against
- The different responses needed for different disasters
- That planning for disaster is not an option or even a “best practice”
- How to include protection plans for the various types of “digital disasters”
Speakers:
Ross L. Kodner, Esq., is the Founder and President of 21-year old Microlaw, Inc.
He is a nationally known legal technology consultant and law practice management
educator. Kodner has been honored with an unprecedented five awards from the
Technolawyer Community, including the lifetime achievement award. He also recently
started a new company, Factum, Inc., which will provide online legal technology and
law practice management CLE beginning in mid-September 2006.