by lts | Oct 22, 2026 | Cybersecurity
A law firm that moves client money by wire has one predictable moment of exposure: the day the instructions go out. That is the day a payment redirection attack is built around. Understanding how the attack works is the first step toward stopping it. How the Attacker...
by lts | Oct 20, 2026 | AI & Technology
Every shop owner we talk to wants AI on the floor. Predictive maintenance. Quality vision systems. The ambition is real, and the technology is real. But there is a step most shops skip, and skipping it is why so many AI pilots stall out after the demo. Before AI can...
by lts | Oct 13, 2026 | Cybersecurity
Your Password Is Already Gone. Now What? Multi-factor authentication was built on a sound idea: knowing the password is not enough. A second confirmation closes the gap, usually a push notification to your phone or a one-time code. Attackers adapted. The technique...
by lts | Oct 6, 2026 | AI & Technology
Your staff are already using AI at work. Some of that use is sanctioned. Most of it is quiet: a chatbot summarizing a document over lunch, a writing tool polishing an email before it goes to a client. Ask around and you will find it in every department. That is why...
by lts | Sep 30, 2026 | Cybersecurity
Every lawyer knows the duty of confidentiality. It shapes how you talk about your cases, how you store your files, who gets a key to the records room. But privileged material doesn’t live in the records room anymore. It lives in email threads. In draft...