Tech

The cloud. If you use a computer or cell phone, odds are you’ve heard of it. Often. Over the past ten years or so, this term has become increasingly common in everything from how we store our personal photos to how we do business.

You’ve probably heard of the term “ransomware”, but what is it? Ransomware is a form of cyber attack in which malicious outside actors take over a computer system and hold it hostage. They won't return your access or your data until you send them a payment.

From researching clients to interviewing new hires to checking the weather, so much of what we do online starts with opening a browser.

We’re outlining the steps we take at NoticeConnect to keep your confidential data secure. While we can’t go into too much detail for security reasons, this should provide a helpful overview.

In their day-to-day work, lawyers use lots of passwords. From computers to client files to online services, there's no shortage of login credentials to keep track of.

We all use email every day. It's an indispensable tool for communicating with lawyers and clients. As NoticeConnect's Chief Technology Officer, I architect and oversee our platform's cybersecurity.