Coronavirus Outbreak May Also Put Attorneys at Greater Risk for Cyber Infection
On March 18, Kermit Wallace spoke with Law.com about the ever-growing concerns of cyber scams as COVID-19 continues its assault. Many law firms have issued work from home policies to prevent their staff from getting infected, but this comes with its own shortcomings. Many attorneys and staff may become targets of phishing campaigns, looking to take advantage of the disruption in our everyday lives. Wallace was quoted in the article, warning attorneys to be mindful of what notifications you are getting and from what sources they are coming.
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