The $26 Hack That Should Terrify Every Law Firm
What the Pentagon’s Unencrypted Predator Drone Teaches Attorneys About Privilege, Cyber Hygiene, and the Principle of Least Privilege
Law Firm Security
17 Subprocessors Deep: A Due Diligence Framework for Legal Technology Procurement
Three AI companies. A due diligence framework for the vendor supply
The Knowledge Mine: How Law Firm Data Funds AI Training
In 2007, a close friend and former Intel process engineer got a call from his manager. Intel was building Fab 68 in Dalian, China.
Your Client’s Voice Just Authorized a $442,600 Wire Transfer. It Wasn’t Your Client.
Every person on that video call was an AI-generated deepfake.
Every Door in the Building: What Your Law Firm’s Ring Doorbell Tells Amazon About Your Clients
When I was at Dell EMC in the early 2010s, we sold enterprise storage to companies that had no idea what they were storing.
Escaping the Leverage Trap: Part 4 of 6 — The BigLaw Pilot
unevenly. Here’s an 18-month pilot framework for building real
Why Law Firms Gamble Instead of Market
Lawyers lack business training. The result: a \$8.58-per-click Vegas
The Six-Week Silence: Your Ethical Obligation When Client Data Is Compromised
money. Here’s what ABA Model Rules, state laws, and SEC v. Covington
I Was Inside EMC When Hackers Stole the Keys to 40 Million Doors: What the RSA Breach Teaches Law Firms
one phishing email. Supply chain attacks threaten law firms the same
The Policy You Paid for but Cannot Use: Cyber Insurance, Compliance Gaps, and the Documentation Trap
documentation gaps and misrepresented controls. Here’s what law firms