Law firms hold a wealth of valuable client data and funds, all of which make them a very attractive target for criminals. As the number of cyber-attacks increases, firms are increasingly at risk of a breach. And it isn't just cyber-crime that can result in data being lost or compromised. There's the risk of physical damage to servers, lost equipment that's not adequately protected and even human error which could cause system disruption and failure.
Andrew Taylor

Recent Posts
Preparing your firm for disaster: Recommendations from our Technical Director
Topics: cyber attack, data loss, disaster recovery, DR, Law Firm, ransomware, testing
Guidance for law firms reviewing email and cybercrime security
Law firms need to tighten up their email security and revisit their cybercrime prevention strategies as there has been a significant increase in the number of attacks against law firms.
2016 the beginning of the end for traditional IT servers, predicts Converge TS
Agility, cloud, security and ‘IT as a service’ are top tech issues for firms in 2016
Last week we released a set of predictions for 2016 from our customers and those of our colleagues at Zylpha.
In this post, Converge TS’s Technical Director, Andrew Taylor shares his predictions for the year ahead.
There are lessons to be learnt for law firms following the sorry tales of the MumsNet and Ashley Madison hacks, explains Andrew Taylor, Technical Director at Converge TS
Topics: cybercrime, law firms, SRA
Windows Server 2003 (WS2003) is reaching the end of its lifecycle. Although it will still operate, Microsoft will no longer be supporting it. That means no security updates, no compliance and no support for apps.