If your firm chose to go all-in on Apple devices and technology for their better security, you made a great choice. However, just because Macs have a higher security rating than PCs doesn’t mean you don’t need added protection. As a law firm you must protect your clients’ and your Read more…
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Reader’s Note: As with everything in life, there are multiple mistakes users can make. These are the four most common that we’ve seen and easy ways to avoid them. There are many other tips depending on your computer model, software, mobile device integrations and other circumstances. If you need additional Read more…
Want to set up an all-Mac law office but worried about the process? We have good news and more good news for you. We’ll start with the best news: it’s easier than you think. In fact, compared to setting up a PC office, it’s a cakewalk. Let’s get started. Whether Read more…
Before you read on – yes, you can have a Mac law firm. Yes, it will work well. No, the reason that your old firm wouldn’t let you use a Mac was likely because their IT department thought it would’ve been a headache manage both Macs and Windows. Now that Read more…
Your clients put your trust in you to keep their sensitive information private. A good firewall makes good on that promise.
Clients want to know what changes you’ve made to your services to keep them safe. Zoom’s story is a road map for making security a part of your law firm.
Protect your law firm from disgruntled former employees during COVID-19 downsizing. Here are the 3 most important details to get right in your IT Checklist for Employee Terminations.
Avoid the pitfall of creating false value. Ask yourself what your clients value most, then use technology to give it to them.
Avoid these 3 mistakes to protect both your team and your business when creating a plan for remote work in response to the coronavirus.