5 Steps to Prevent Cyberattacks and Safeguard Legal Client Information Shared
NYC area legal cybersecurity expert shares simple steps for law firms to protect client information from cyberattack--in a new article from eMazzanti Technologies
HOBOKEN, N.J., Oct. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- A leading NYC area legal cybersecurity expert and cloud services provider presents five steps to prevent cyberattacks in a new article on the eMazzanti Technologies website. The informative article first cites increasing cyber threats and the ethical obligation law firms have to proactively address technological challenges in the context of client matters.
The author then discusses cybersecurity measures, including security automation, layered security, and regular security assessments. She then urges readers to apply email filtering and geo blocking and not to pay the ransom if suffering a ransomware attack.
"The risks and costs associated with ransomware have climbed higher than ever," stated Jennifer Mazzanti, CEO, eMazzanti Technologies. "But law firms can take simple, effective measures to prevent cyberattacks."
Below are a few excerpts from the article, "5 Steps to Prevent Cyberattacks and Safeguard Legal Client Information."
1. Automate Where Possible
"Wherever possible, take advantage of cybersecurity automation. This includes automating mundane tasks such as patching updates. It should also include features such as file integrity monitoring and tools for threat hunting."
2. Implement Layers of Security
"No single security solution will provide all the necessary protection. Implement firewalls and multi-factor authentication. Add regular data backups and ensure that end users receive targeted security training. Carefully regulate data access, particularly in a remote work environment. And be sure to implement domain name system (DNS) protection."
3. Do Not Pay the Ransom
"Remember that today's hackers run a business. Victims that pay the ransom become good customers, and hackers like a good customer. That means that if you pay the ransom, your chances of getting hit a second time immediately go up."
"Cyber insurance companies know this. They will suggest paying the ransom, because paying the ransom represents a relatively easy way out. But as soon as they do, you will find your policy canceled. No one else will cover you, and your firm will find itself without a safety net. Stand firm, and do not pay the ransom."
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