July 18: Anatomy of a Hack: Learning From Successful Law Firm Cyberattacks

Law firms are increasingly a high-value target for hackers, a “one-stop shop” for sensitive data. And as dozen of examples show, the hackers are often successful. How do these cybercriminals infiltrate law firms and what can be done to prevent them?

Join our panel of experts as they dissect the anatomy of successful law firm cyberattacks, using examples taken straight from the headlines, and explain how you can protect yourself, and your clients, from a similar fate.

Attend this webinar to learn:

• Why hackers are increasingly targeting legal professionals
• What vulnerabilities make law firms easy prey for hackers
• The ethical implications of law firm cybersecurity
• How to protect yourself, your clients, and your data

Title:
Anatomy of a Hack: Learning From Successful Law Firm Cyberattacks
When/Where:
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
11 AM Pacific // 2 PM Eastern
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Speakers:

• Jake Bernstein: An attorney with Newman Du Wors, Jake Bernstein’s practice focuses on counseling clients on cybersecurity issues. A former Washington State Assistant Attorney General and a frequent speaker and advisor on cybersecurity legal issues, Bernstein has significant experience with regulatory compliance, privacy, and cybersecurity law.
• Eli Wald: A professor of legal ethics at the University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law, Eli Wald was one of the first academics to investigate the ethical implications of law firm cybersecurity. A frequent author and speaker on ethics and professional responsibility, his work has been cited in ABA ethics opinions and excerpted in legal ethics casebooks.
• Kip Boyle: A 20-year information security expert and founder of Cyber Risk Opportunities, Kip Boyle advises global companies in the logistics, technology and financial services industries. He is a nationally recognized analyst, lecturer and thought-leader in cyber risks and has been featured in Entrepreneur magazine, Chief Executive magazine and others.

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