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Barristers across the UK are transforming the way they work to adapt to the continued digitisation of the legal system and adhere to General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). That’s according to Doug Hargrove at British software and services company Advanced, who also says that mobile and cloud technology innovations are driving these changes.
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With ever-increasing numbers of office employees working remotely – the amount doubling over the past decade – technology has needed to keep pace, in order to maintain productivity. The two biggest areas of innovation that have impacted employees’ ability to work remotely are the increasing move of enterprise software to the cloud, and the continued growth of mobile devices’ capabilities.
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Workshare Secure gives firms Risk Analytics to identify unusual user behaviour, so action can be taken to prevent data loss. By monitoring all emails flowing through your firm, it’s possible to discover where any sharing risks lie and arm yourself with the information you need to ensure confidential or sensitive data isn’t sent to the wrong people.
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Riliance answers frequently asked questions about GDPR, which comes into effect on 25 May 2018 and applies to any business or organisation that processes personal data of EU residing data subjects.
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There are specific industry and expert definitions for business continuity and disaster recovery. But, confusingly, they are often used interchangeably. In a broader business context, this is unhelpful.
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Looking at the year gone by, it is important to look ahead at the impact Artificial Intelligence will have on so many industries. There have been some very interesting articles about how AI is now starting to affect how we live our lives both at home and in the workplace.
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On the 2nd May Travelers Cos. argued before the U.S. Appeals Court that cash payments made in connection with phishing attacks aren’t covered under a general crime policy.
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All large professional services organisations have considered remote working for their teams. You might be a large law firm offering one day a week working from home, or a finance house with a client-facing team that’s on the move. Maybe you’re an HR Director who’s noticed how few people are in the office at any one time.
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This is for you, the CSIO, the Information Security Manager, the Lead Partner, the security admin guy or gal. This is for you, working over there in the IT team, the risk function, the Information Security group.
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With the new General Data Protect Regulation (GDPR) coming into force on May 25th this year, and with the threat of stricter audits, law firms are under increased pressure when handling sensitive and confidential client data.
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I recently had an email from Microsoft Bing Places requesting that I ensure our company registration record was up-to-date. The experience which followed was a good reminder of the frustrations of users when dealing with inefficient processes delivered by IT solutions.
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GDPR – not long to go. Have you addressed third-party data processor risk?
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Most negligence claims arise from administrative errors, not from lack of legal knowledge. But there are still a number of claims every year which are caused by practitioners getting the law wrong.
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Most negligence claims arise from administrative errors, not from lack of legal knowledge. But there are still a number of claims every year which are caused by practitioners getting the law wrong.
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Historically, disaster recovery has been an unending struggle for companies. A hybrid cloud approach combines many compelling features of the public and private cloud, allowing your firm to leverage a unique platform that meets a broad range of needs for your firm, like disaster recovery.
