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DLA Piper Isn't Alone — 40% of Law Firms Unaware of Breaches

A survey of 200 U.S. firms found that many law firms are unprepared for cyber attacks, and it's hurting their standing with clients.

4 minute read August 01, 2017 at 12:03 AM
By
Ian Lopez
DLA Piper Isn't Alone — 40% of Law Firms Unaware of Breaches

 

The DLA Piper attack has legal professionals paying attention, but cyber attacks on law firms are far from unique.

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