Cyber Security White Paper
A practical guide to understanding your current levels of protection, with steps you can take to build a
multi-layered approach to security.
AI is already part of everyday legal work. Most of that use is helping fee earners do good work faster. But some of it is happening outside the firm’s sight, and that is where client confidentiality is exposed.
This paper is written for managing partners, COLPs and IT and Security Professionals at SRA-regulated firms in England and Wales.
It covers:
- why an AI policy alone cannot tell you what people are doing
- how a well-meant shortcut becomes a disclosure, and what the SRA has said about it
- how to make safe use the easiest route for fee earners
- the five questions the partnership should be able to answer, and the evidence behind them
- how to judge what you are getting for your security spend
- a practical first step, whatever your current technology
An AI policy sets the rules, security technology enforces them, but neither works alone. Firms that combine governance, testing and runtime protection can say yes to AI with confidence and prove it to clients.
It is no longer enough to simply deploy a security solution and assume that you are protected. Instead, a multi-layered approach has become a necessity, requiring technology to be consistently assessed and updated, and a culture of awareness to be developed internally so that members of staff have the knowledge required to keep the sensitive information they hold protected.
By taking a proactive approach to cyber risk management, law firms like yours can continue to reap the rewards of digitisation with the peace of mind that you are doing everything you can to stay protected in an increasingly complex threat landscape. This white paper will help you to take this proactive approach and outlines the steps you need to take to keep your firm secure.
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