It’s no secret that in the law firm world, we are under siege. From hacktivists to regular crypto-attacks, law firms across the country are feeling the pain from cyber events. Most of the headlines, understandably, cover the fallout from such occurrences at the largest firms. However, small and midsize firms are much more susceptible to damage from cyberattacks because of lower IT budgets and smaller cash reserves to withstand, at a minimum, significant financial losses.
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