Yes, Even an Emoji Could Be Evidence: What Lawyers Need To Understand About Social Media, Photos and Texting
Data recovery teams are better at finding things on your computer than you are at hiding them.
Practice Area: Internet & Technology Law
App Permissions, Shadow Profiles and Other Potential Risks to Client Confidentiality
It is quite common that people find out that Facebook or Google has a detailed consumer profile on them. Unseen, however, is the data collected from you about third persons in your network.
Don’t Click on the Link in Emails
It’s human nature to click on the link in emails, but don’t click on the link.
Protecting Privilege in Cyberspace: The Age of COVID-19 and Beyond
It is often said that it is not a question of if, but rather a question of when, an individual or entity will be the victim of a cyber-intrusion, and unfortunately, that same maxim may hold true when it comes to populations that remain unvaccinated against COVID-19.
I Won’t Download an App to My Work Phone and Other Resolutions for the New Year
Using devices or software outside of the control of your firm’s IT Department, better described as Shadow IT, is seen as risky by information security and management professionals. However, it is not seen as so risky that it cannot be properly managed.
You Are on Mute. The Halo Effect. Two-Factor Authentication: Ten Common Technology Problems and Easy Solutions in 2020
As technology use grew in 2020 due to remote work, so did questions: some simple; some more complex. Recovering lawyer and self-professed geek Paul J. Unger of the Affinity Consulting Group addressed some of the universal concerns that have become more commonplace in 2020. He spoke on the recent CLE Webinar, “Tech Skills for Lawyers … Continued
More Reliable, Improved Screen Sharing, Enhanced Video Quality: Why the Courts Are Moving to Microsoft Teams
New York’s Unified Court System is transitioning to Microsoft Teams in place of Skype for Business.
Cybersecurity for Law Firms: What Every Practice Needs To Know
Cybersecurity incidents are on the rise. And unfortunately, law firms are attractive targets for cybercriminals
Lawyers Tell Us…Their Must-Have Tech Tools
With many lawyers shifting to remote work this past spring, legal technology needs changed overnight. Some lawyers relied on their tried-and-true technology, while others discovered new technology that improved their practices. But we wanted to know what they considered their must-have tech tools. Here are their answers, some of which have been edited for clarity … Continued
NY Courts Are Moving to Microsoft Teams; Here’s What You Need To Know
The New York State court system announced on Monday that it will be switching to Microsoft Teams from Skype for Business. Using all of the functionality of Skype, Teams is a collaborative tool that combines chat functionality, video meetings and file sharing. Although familiar, there are some upgrades. It launched in March 2017 and has … Continued