Cybersecurity Ethics for Lawyers: Very Specific Things to Do Today to Be Safer Tomorrow
1h
Created on August 24, 2020
Intermediate
Overview
Cybersecurity can be scary for lawyers. And a pandemic and "working" from home can make it scarier. But it doesn't have to be. Join Lucian Pera, Partners at Adams & Reese, for a one-hour discussion of lawyers' ethical obligations for cybersecurity of client confidential information. The course will discuss very specific applications of the ethics rules and obligations, and how they apply to a number of common technology tools used by lawyers and law firms. Attorneys will walk away with specific and tangible suggestions for how to be safer, a little bit at a time, every day.
Learning Objectives:
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Provide an in-depth understanding of lawyers' ethical obligations for cybersecurity of client confidential information
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Examine how these ethical obligations apply when using common technology tools used by lawyers and law firms
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Gain useful tips for safeguarding your client information, and overall operations
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