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Australia’s largest law firm data breach - Lessons for the legal profession
The 2023 cyber incident affecting HWL Ebsworth was hardly the first data breach to have an impact on an Australian legal practice, but it was the largest and most devastating in terms of impact across individuals and sectors.
Home truths for all after ransomware attack hits celebrity law firm
A potentially costly ransomware attack on a major American law firm is a reminder for all firms to educate their employees about cyber risks at a time when more people are working during the COVID-19 crisis
The insurance jigsaw puzzle – how different policies respond to cyber events and email fraud
Three types of insurance – PII, cyber and crime cover may be required for comprehensive protection.
NotPetya – the most devastating cyberattack since the creation of the internet
The Untold Story of NotPetya, the Most Devastating Cyberattack in History contains a fascinating discussion. Read the full article by Andy Greenberg on Wired.com
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