It’s all virtual and we can’t wait!
We are delighted to sponsor the all new ILTA>ON.
We will be showing all of the latest and greatest with our LINK App.
Read all about it here.
More details to come!
-Maureen
Working remotely became a neccessity almost overnight. But were firm architectures ready? Two common entry points to system hacks, social engineering and network vulnerabilities, threaten the security of remote working. In this session, Mobile Helix CEO and Chief Architect, Seth Hallem, will describe these vulnerabilities and propose practical and actionable ways to address these weaknesses using safe browsing, network proxies, authentication, authorization, and DLP. These mitigations apply to both desktop and mobile devices.
This is an ILTA Educational Webinar. It is free to members as well as to non-members as part of ILTA’s COVID-19 content. Non-members may register for a free login-in.
WATCH THE RECORDED WEBINAR HERE
Outline:
I. Social engineering: Phishing, “Water Hole,” SIM card swaps
Mitigations including:
A. Safe browsing
B. No SMS
C. Web filtering via proxying
D. Data Loss Prevention (DLP): printing, recipient checking, metadata filtering
II. Network vulnerabilities
Mitigations including:
A. Layered security
B. Filter – proxy
C. Authenticate the source – certificates, IP fencing, DoS defense
D. Authenticate the user – AD credentials, complex passwords, SSO
E. Authorize – manage email attachments
III. Example of a secure architecture
We welcome you and your questions on June 10th.
Write to us at: contact@mobilehelix dot com.
-Maureen
We are back from a busier than ever ILTA LegalSEC Summit. People attend LegalSEC to genuinely learn how they can keep their law firms protected. This is no easy feat because cybersecurity is a moving target. While Big Law firms participate, there is great value for small and medium sized firms where there might not be a CISO. The Director of IT or network engineer might be the security department. The two or three days at LegalSEC are packed with information.
This year the well-received keynote by William R. Evanina, Director of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, was recorded. Another popular session was “Leverage These Free Resources to Up Your Security and Governance Game.” Both of these and several other LegalSEC 2019 sessions can be heard at no cost by ILTA members, here.
Heads up, save the date. Next year’s LegalSEC Summit 2020 will be June 1-3 and the location…San Antonio at the Marriott Riverwalk. If you have visited the Riverwalk you know that this is a fantastic location. Hope to see you there.
Do you use NetDocuments® DMS today or are you evaluating NetDocuments? If you are looking for an encrypted container app approach for mobile NetDocuments DMS, our LINK app may provide that extra client-side security that you are looking for.
Date and time: Monday, February 11, 2019, Noon EST
Mobility is progressing rapidly. In the past 6 months, with our 3.4 release, our LINK app has added capabilities that enable lawyers to be truly responsive and productive from tablets and smartphones.
Can your lawyers work with iManage®, NetDocuments, SharePoint and the firm intranet from smartphones and tablets? Mobility for lawyers lives at the challenging crossroads of ease-of-use and security. We’ll look at top solutions used in legal today, covering topics including:
Mobile Apps – User Experience and Security
Can your lawyers work with iManage®, NetDocuments, SharePoint and the firm intranet from smartphones and tablets? Mobility for lawyers lives at the challenging crossroads of ease-of-use and security. We’ll look at top solutions used in legal today, covering topics including:
Where will you be on August 28th? 1,600 legal technology professionals know exactly where they will be – at the Gaylord National Harbor Hotel for ILTACON 2016.
ILTACON offers a unique opportunity for members to learn from Legal IT peers and to see the latest in legal technology. We will be demonstrating our LINK mobile app for lawyers.
Stop by booth 820 to see how easy it is to:
And LINK’s two new features: Continue reading
Whaling, hacking, Panama Papers. Security exploits targeted at law firms are front page news this year.
