Ed Lewis, David Mackenzie, and David Shannon discuss emerging cyber threats and associated global risks.
Scott Pink talks about the California Consumer Privacy Act, a law that aims to give consumers more control over their privacy and data usage.
David Sparks shares ten ways lawyers can get more from their iPhones.
Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell discuss the tricks that will help make your Facebook account more secure.
Judy Selby and Sharon Nelson discuss cyber risk management and why it’s necessary for a law firm.
Judy Selby talks about what cyber insurance covers, the different types of coverage, and why it’s an important part of a legal business.
Craig Ball shares what it’s like to have the lawyers of the President of the U.S. use your words in one of his preservation letters and why this was perhaps the wrong move for President Trump’s lawyers.
In this episode of the ABA Journal's Legal Rebels, host Jason Tashea talks to Robert Litt about the online threats that have been facing the U.S. since the creation of the internet.
Ransomware attacks, data disasters, robot lawyers... Jeff Ton talks about what's on the horizon for technology in 2018.
David Ries talks about whether Kaspersky Lab is safe for lawyers to use, diving into where the controversy started and what the results have been so far.
Chris Jagers talks about decentralized technology and its implications for the legal industry and beyond.
Amy ter Haar talks to Drummond Reed about self-sovereign identity, how it works, and what it could mean for the future of law.
Joshua Lenon talks about blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and why it's essential for lawyers to know what these technologies are and how they work.
This legal technology podcast covers the Equifax breach including who was affected, the resulting lawsuits, and whether or not the hack was preventable.
Scott Giordano examines why law firms are among the most vulnerable for cyberattacks.
