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Dropbox 102: Security Steps
By Vivian Manning | Mar.18.13 | 4 Comments
A long time ago, in a life far away—November 2012—I wrote a Dropbox 101 post for Attorney at Work. Commenter Jeffrey Brandt suggested a "Dropbox 102" version to address securi[...]
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Dropbox 101: Time to Dive In
By Vivian Manning | Nov.01.12 | 4 Comments
You’ve heard the hype (Drop Your Data Into Dropbox, The Essential Cloud: Top Tools for Lawyers), read the warnings (Reasonable Care in the Cloud, Stepping Into the Cloud: Prac[...]
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“Reasonable Care” in the Cloud: Decision-Making Pointers
By Carol Gerber | Oct.18.12 | 6 Comments
Many firms use cloud computing services for remote access to data, email filtering, contacts and calendars, system backups and other hosted IT functions. In particular, lawyers are[...]
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Stepping Into the Cloud: Practice Management Tools
By Joan Feldman | Sep.27.12 | 3 Comments
By now we can probably all agree that the cloud is not a mysterious and scary thing. We've bought into the idea that "anytime, anywhere" access to files and other stuff is, indeed,[...]
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Send Document, Get Breached? Tightening Security in Document Exchanges
By Charlie Magliato | Sep.18.12 | 3 Comments
Exchanging documents with clients and outside counsel used to be a fairly mundane, straightforward endeavor. Attach the document to an email and send it off. Or, to deliver a large[...]
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A Field Guide for Mobile Lawyers
By The Editors | Jun.29.12 | 4 Comments
You can (and do) work anywhere—seat 32F, the B train, hotel bars, little league bleachers and wherever your feet (and your luggage) may land. With just a smartphone and a change[...]
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