Creating a Security-First Culture: Cyber Security for SME Law Firms
In an era of digital transformation and evolving cyber threats, small and medium-sized law firms face unique challenges in safeguarding their sensitive information, client data, and intellectual property.
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Our panel of experts will delve into the key security concerns that SME law firms encounter in today's rapidly evolving landscape. From cyberattacks and data breaches to secure communication and compliance, this discussion will provide valuable insights and practical solutions to protect your firm's reputation, assets, and clients.
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What to expect from the session:
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8:30am - 9:00am - Networking and breakfast
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9:00am - 9:15am LegalTech in Leeds Intro
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9:15am – 9:45am - Laura Kaung, Policies and Procedures - Creating a security-first culture
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9:45am - 10:15am - Matt Simmons, Governance and compliance tools and approaches
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10:15am - 10:45am - Mark Wainwright, Technical solutions for SMEs
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10:45am - 11:00am - Q&A general – Closing information.
During the session, attendees will have the opportunity to:
Understand the current cybersecurity landscape: Learn about the latest trends in cyber threats and how they specifically impact SME law firms.
Identify vulnerabilities and risk assessment: Discover the most common security vulnerabilities faced by small and medium-sized law firms and strategies to conduct effective risk assessments.
Implementing best practices: Gain valuable advice from experienced professionals on adopting robust security protocols, employee training, and data protection measures.
Compliance and legal considerations: Understand the legal obligations and regulatory requirements that SME law firms must adhere to in order to maintain a high level of security and privacy.
Secure communication tools: Explore communication tools and technologies to ensure confidential client communication while minimising the risk of data leaks.
Incident response and recovery planning: Learn how to develop a comprehensive incident response and recovery plan to mitigate the potential damages of a security breach.
Whether you are a business leader, technologist, or partner in a firm join us to gain valuable insights from experts in both the legal and cyber security domains.
Together, let's create a secure and resilient future for SME law firms in an increasingly digital landscape.
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Speakers
Our Expert Speakers
Cloud Solutions Architect
Governance, Compliance & Cyber Security Manager
Security Awareness Advocate
Helping businesses improve their technology and find solutions that are right for them, Matt has worked with an ever-expanding range of applications over the last 30 years. He has a real passion for Automation, AI, and how technology can make life simpler, especially around employee engagement, governance, and compliance.
Laura is our in-house expert and resource for our employees and clients, actively working as a Data Protection Officer and supporting with audits, compliance, and training. As an ex-service woman, drone pilot, and telecommunications specialist for the British Army, she has a wealth of experience managing regulations and sensitive data.
She aims to ensure key stakeholders understand the role we all have to play in keeping ourselves and each other safe in this ever-evolving industry.
Mark has been consulting with Sales Teams for the last 27 years across a range of IT services, and has over 15 years of experience in IT Security. Mark is passionate about helping organisations understand how a robust security approach can improve day-to-day operations.
Key Discussion Points Our Speakers Will Explore
Laura Kaung, Policies and Procedures – Creating a security-first culture
- Phishing Emails and Whaling: How does it work and what can your organisation do to raise awareness in the workplace?
- Social Engineering: What is social engineering? What practical tips can you follow to protect yourself and your staff from these cyber attacks?
- Remote Working Security: How can your staff ensure they are following security policies to reduce being susceptive to cyber attacks whilst working in a hybrid or remote environment?
- Password Policy: How often staff should be changing policies? What tips can you implement to ensure you create secure passwords? What to do if a password is forgotten or compromised?
Matt Simmons, Governance and compliance tools and approaches
- What are the legal obligations and regulatory requirements that SME law firms must adhere to maintain a high level of security and privacy?
- What are the implications of having inadequate data governance and compliance procedures in place?
- How has AI impacted the way we work together? What are some of the dangers and challenges that can be encountered in the workplace in the new age of AI and what structures, if any, should be implemented to mitigate the dangers AI poses for organisations?
Mark Wainwright, Technical solutions for SMEs
- Why do cyber security risks to legal firms continue to increase?
- How are we helping cyber attackers to target us?
- Why our attack surface is something we need to consider?
The Venue:
Bruntwood Scitech, The Platform
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Creating a Security-First Culture: Cyber Security for SME Law Firms
Thursday, September 28th, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Bruntwood Scitech
Platform, New Station Street, Leeds, LS1 4JB
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