Understand cybersecurity threats law firms face and begin applying the top ten security recommendations from a Certified Information Privacy Professional to protect both your clients and your firm and to meet your ethical obligations for competence, confidentiality, and communication.
Credits: 0 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 1 Other PR
Because law firms store and transmit large quantities of sensitive data, they are tempting targets for ransomware and other cyberattacks. Moreover, hackers recognize that small and medium-sized firms may not have sophisticated data security protocols in place. This multimedia-rich module asks learners to self-evaluate their firm’s cybersecurity profile, to review the ethical obligations attorneys have for enhancing data security, to engage with hypotheticals on protecting client data and instituting firm-wide cybersecurity training programs, and to consider security recommendations from a Certified Information Privacy Professional.
With over an hour of audio-visual content presented in topical segments, interactive hypotheticals, and a self-evaluation of your firm’s current cybersecurity profile, this dynamic learning experience is designed to meet “just-in-time” practice needs and to fulfill annual MCLE requirements.
