Sharon Nelson and John Simek | Cyberattack methods are constantly changing. As threats evolve, your defenses must also evolve.

Sharon Nelson and John Simek | Two cybersecurity pros recount the year's craziest cybersecurity stories — including this week's big U.S. government hack.

Nicole Clark | The rush to cloud computing — and the relief of being able to continue doing business — shouldn't blind lawyers to their responsibilities as guardians of client data.

What's your favorite tech or business podcast, and why? Here are top picks from Sheila Blackford, Anne Haag, Jay Harrington, Gina Rubel, Ben Schorr, Camille Stell and Reid Trautz.

Valuable guidance from Sheila Blackford, Anne Haag, Natalie Kelly, Sharon Nelson and John Simek, Nerino J. Petro, Ben Schorr and Camille Stell.

Sam Bocetta | Digital assistants are always on, always listening, and may offer hackers an easy path into your law firm data.

Most of us were used to taking our laptops home and doing some work, but few were accustomed to doing ALL work from home. Common topics raised in tech support calls during the shutdown offer insight into the biggest roadblocks for remote workers.

Samuel Bocetta | For you and your colleagues and staff, working from home represents a major adjustment to the normal work routine. For hackers, it represents a huge opportunity. 

Checklist | Here's a breakdown of the key points to consider when evaluating document automation tools for your firm.

Employing ethical hacking to test your systems can be very useful in improving cybersecurity, but only once you have basic security features in place.