November 13/Web: A Proposed Information Security Assessment Framework #MCLE

In today’s brave new world of exponential information growth, attorney lateral movement and a complex regulatory landscape, law firms are increasingly turning to information governance practices. Central to any such effort is a consistent method for evaluating information security risks and processes to ensure that regulatory and attorney professional obligations to safeguard information are met. The panelists in this webcast will share a proposed eight-step Information Security Assessment Framework, developed at a recent Law Firm Information Governance Symposium. The framework offers law firms a practical guide for assessing risks and developing an information security strategy that works for a firm’s unique needs.
The eight-step assessment can be used to evaluate multiple issues including:

• Assessing feasibility of new technology in the firm environment, such as cloud storage solutions 
• Responding to clients, insurance carriers, and other third party requests regarding firm’s protection of client information 
• Determining guidelines regarding taxonomy in firm document management systems 

Title:
A Proposed Information Security Assessment Framework
When/Where:
November 14, 2012
2:00 PM Eastern
Live Webcast
Speakers:

• Brianne Aul, Firm-wide Records Manager, Reed Smith LLP
• Beth Faircloth, Director of Conflicts & Business Intake Services, Jenner & Block LLP
• Paul Singleton, Director of Risk Management, Bingham McCutchen LLP
• Carolyn Casey, Esq., Senior Manager, Legal Vertical, Iron Mountain

Sponsored by: 
Iron Mountain
Credit:
CLE Available, according to sponsor
More:

http://info.law.com/IronMountainWebinar3_IMWebinar2LP.html