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Taking screenshots of the affected accounts or the malicious emails and messages you received - any piece of evidence helps!
By now, every managing partner has heard the warning: Law firms and their clients’ sensitive information are a treasure trove for hackers.
You might have heard about it at some point or another: “Be careful about what you click on” or “don’t click on that link, it’s a fraud”. While saying that, your counterpart might even have slightly rolled their eyes.
Cybersecurity experts like to say that there are two types of businesses today: Those that have been breached and know it, and those that have been breached and just don't know it.
By Judith Miller, CCIG Account Executive
JudithM@thinkccig.com
...The company’s survey of 1,100 IT professionals found that nearly 92 percent had clients that suffered ransomware attacks in the last year, including 40 percent whose clients had sustained at least six attacks.
