2024 AUCyber / LexVeritas State of Cyber Security in Law Study

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Australia

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13 September 2024

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Discover the latest insights into the state of cyber security within the legal sector, highlighting key challenges and opportunities when it comes to cyber resilience.

Stay updated with the latest trends in cyber security within the legal sector. This report, in partnership with LexVeritas and ALPMA, provides an in-depth analysis of how law firms in Australia and New Zealand are adapting to cyber threats.

The 2024 report focuses on the growing importance of incident response planning, the allocation of resources for cyber resilience and insights into overcoming cyber security challenges to protect sensitive client data and information.

“Law firms must continue to prioritise the strengthening of their cyber resilience through comprehensive solutions, robust employee training programs and seek expert guidance to safeguard against the growing threat landscape.”

Emma Elliott, CEO, ALPMA

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