Lisa Sotto Interviewed: Are Law Firms Soft Targets for Hackers?
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In a recent video published by Mimesis Law, Lisa Sotto, chair of the firm’s Global Privacy and Cybersecurity practice, was interviewed during Mimesis Law’s Cy-Pher Executive Roundtable in New York. Sotto, along with several other privacy professionals, discussed the risks that law firms face in protecting their clients’ confidential information, as well as their own data. “[Law firms] are seeing multiple restrictions from clients imposing safeguards on [firms] with respect to their data,” explains Sotto. “Companies that work with law firms need to understand that, while their environments could be fortress-like, their bridge is down to vendors that have authorized access to their systems or their data. Law firms, like all vendors, are potentially vulnerable.”

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