Cyber Security Hub
For law firms

Join our 40-minute webinar, where Marcus Dacombe will lead a discussion with Harry Fallows and Diego Baldini, unveiling strategies to reinforce your law firm's cybersecurity.

Join us to gain a deeper understanding of the daily cyber threats faced by law professionals, the potential impact of cyberattacks, and essential strategies for safeguarding your firm.

This webinar will cover security risks including phishing, insecure home networks, fraud, and ransomware attacks. Harry will examine the impact of remote work on the legal sector and present strategies to mitigate these risks.

With cyber-crime targeting law firms on the rise, this webinar is a crucial opportunity to learn about safeguarding your firm against cyber threats.

With law firms being targeted for the large amounts of sensitive data they hold, how can they protect themselves from the growing risks and what strategies can be implemented to keep their data safe?

Watch our 30 min webinar where our cloud hosting expert Harry Fallows demonstrates the top 5 security tips for SME's.

Our experts discuss strategies for handling rapid data expansion, ensuring secure access to files, and meeting the 7-year data retention requirement of the SRA.

With 80% of companies indicating increased email usage and 75% witnessing an increase in email threats, the demand for sophisticated security tools has never been more pronounced.

Join this 30 minute session with Microsoft's Chief Security Advisor Sarah Armstrong-Smith and discover how a Zero Trust approach protects your network and data. 

Join this 45 minute webinar, and discover the practical steps law firms must take to stay secure using Microsoft 365. Chris Morris, Head of Pre-sales at Oosha, has been guiding businesses through this framework that anyone can follow.

Cybercrime is a massive issue for all law firms. An attack could cost a law firm thousands or, in a worst case scenario as discussed in the above video, millions of pounds.

In this webinar, Chris Morris and Harry Fallows will talk you through some of the ways you can protect your firm against criminals looking to take advantage of you.

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and Security Operation Centres (SOC) are vital components of a comprehensive cyber security strategy for law firms. Learn what you need to know here now.

With the widespread adoption of remote work and cloud-based services, the attack surface for potential threats has expanded, leaving law firms exposed to ever more sophisticated cyber threats. Read this article to  understand the cyber security challenges faced by law firms.

One significant risk to consider is undoubtedly cybercrime and data security. Falling victim to a cyber attack can have a devastating impact on your business, so a full risk assessment should be conducted to discover where in your business the biggest risk lies.

In this blog, we will explore the four reasons why email security is so critical and what steps can be taken to protect yourself and your business.

Businesses are groaning under the weight of countless passwords, personal data hoops and image recognition tests, just to gain access to their own devices and systems. If that wasn't enough, despite these hurdles, cybercrime keeps poking its ugly head. But hold on - there's a plot twist.

We explore the importance of business continuity planning and resilience for UK conveyancers, and provide practical guidance on how to develop and implement a plan that meets the requirements of the CQS and the Law Society.

In this blog we cover 4 areas you should run through to make sure you’ve got your business’ cyber resilience covered.

• What is phishing, and how to prevent phishing attacks
• What is malware, and how to prevent malware attacks
• What is whaling, and how to prevent whaling attack

When “the office” is the workplace, your Health & Safety policy will usually cover all of your workforce. But when the workplace isn’t the same space for everyone, compliance and risk management becomes a whole lot harder.

88% of all UK companies have suffered reported cyber-attacks or data breaches within the last 12 months. The average cost is £2.9m each and 33% of UK businesses have lost customers as a result of one.

After almost a year of remote working, Brian Rogers FCMI, Regulatory Director at Access Legal, explains the rationale behind increased spending on cyber-security among law firms.

Brian Rogers, Regulatory Director at the Access Group, discusses the various regulatory obligations firms have under the SRA Codes of Conduct, Data Protection Act, and Money Laundering Regulations.

Cyber criminals employ a range of different tactics and typically find it relatively easy to bypass security controls to target employees. The approach is simple, the potential impact can be catastrophic.

Three-quarters (30) of the firms the SRA visited reported having been the victims of a cyberattack. Worse still, for 23 of those firms that were directly targeted, over £4m of clients’ money was stolen and had to be repaid by the firms and/or their insurers.

As a law firm, your client data can be exploited for identity theft, financial loss, or compromising freedom, making you powerful yet vulnerable. Taking proactive steps is crucial for protection.

With many users now accessing business data using different devices in multiple locations, managing user identities, data and devices can be a challenge.

Keep up to date with the latest security and core operating system patches from Microsoft.

Access combines data protection, analytics, compliance reporting, ransomware detection, and DR automation for a single site, cloud, or unlimited remote sites.