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From Harvey Specter to Charlie Brown: How Law Firms Are Becoming the Punchline in Cybercrime’s Latest Jokes
With cybercriminals tapping into the rhythm of “Law Firm Cyber Attacks”, the legal sector is learning new cybersecurity dance steps. They’ve become the belles of the cybercrime ball, with each breach moving them from Harvey Specter suave to Charlie Brown blunder. The punchline: cybercriminals are laughing all the way to the bank.
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Here's a joke for you: How many law firms does it take to create a cybersecurity crisis? Answer: Just one, it seems. And the punchline? The criminals are laughing all the way to the cyber bank. As law firms realize they're the belles of the cybercrime ball, they're scrambling to sort out their cybersecurity dance moves. With each passing breach, the legal sector is starting to look less like Harvey Specter and more like, well... Charlie Brown.Already a member? Log in here