LexCloud Blog

New Cloud computing guide provides practical guidance and an informative checklist for vetting providers.

Over the last decade, Canadian law societies have largely remained irresolute when it comes to regulating law firm technology. Some have taken a restrictive stance while others continue to leave it up to interpretation under broader rules of professional conduct.

As a lawyer, you are charged with protecting the interests of your clients, which includes safeguarding their sensitive data and maintaining delivery of quality service. In this day and age, in order to meet these professional obligations your firm requires secure, reliable IT.

A client data breach is a nightmare scenario for legal professionals, and yet recent statistics show that the majority of security breaches are actually facilitated by employees themselves.

Effective device management is a balancing act between risk, productivity and firm culture: one size doesn’t fit all. In this article we look at common approaches to device management and present key considerations for developing an effective BYOD policy.

Why you should consider a second layer of security for your firm and client data: