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With so many devices now connecting to the Internet, decreasing your business’ threat surface area is more important than ever. Your threat surface area consists of any device that connects to your organization’s IT infrastructure, and if you’re not careful or forget a couple of oddball wearables, you could be looking at a data breach. Today, we want to go over how you can prevent that from happening.

Fairly recently, news circulated that a data breach had exposed 16 billion—yes, with a “b”—passwords for various logins, including social media accounts, virtual private networks, corporate tools, and more. Effectively, every online service imaginable was represented in this breach.

This is very bad… arguably unprecedented.

However, this impression is at best misleading. Let’s dig into the truth of the matter, while still acknowledging that there are some lessons to be learned.

Android 16 is now officially available for device manufacturers to implement, introducing significant enhancements to security through a new mode: Advanced Protection. Let’s focus on these enhancements and how they have altered a user’s built-in security within the operating system. 

In the legal profession across Kentucky, precision, confidentiality, and unwavering trust form the bedrock of the modern law office. Every case file, client communication, and piece of discovery contains highly sensitive information, safeguarded not only by data privacy laws but also by stringent ethical obligations mandated by the Kentucky Bar Association (KBA). As technology becomes increasingly central to modern legal practice—encompassing everything from sophisticated case management software and e-discovery platforms to secure remote consultations and the management of digital evidence—the IT infrastructure supporting your Kentucky law firm transcends mere convenience. It stands as a critical foundation for operational success, robust security, and essential compliance.

Generic, one-size-fits-all IT solutions frequently prove inadequate in meeting the unique and demanding requirements of the legal sector. What works for a typical small business office is far from what a law firm needs.

Law firms grapple with a distinct array of technological challenges that necessitate specialized expertise and meticulously tailored solutions. At CoreTech, we possess a deep understanding of the specific pressures and intricate IT needs confronting law firms. We offer dedicated, specialized support designed to ensure your technology acts as an empowering asset, rather than a hindrance, to your practice.

If you’re reading this on the day it's posted, it's Wednesday. How often have you had to rewrite the same messages, over and over, in your internal reporting and client interactions so far this week? Probably quite a bit, and certainly more than you’d prefer.

The trouble is, this is all wasteful. Not only does replicating this message over and over spend valuable time, but it also uses up mental energy… plus, simply copy-pasting can easily lead to errors and oversights. Fortunately, modern email platforms offer templates that can be used to generate consistent and quality messages. Let’s review how.