Finally, in spite of the evolving range of threats firms face, cyber-resilience initiatives should not be seen as an onerous drain on time and resources. After all, client confidentiality and trust are of paramount importance for all legal firms. Investments in cyber-resilience and ransomware protection should therefore be viewed as investments - even a badge of honour - to help firms grow their client base. Showing prospective clients the measures that have been taken to protect, mitigate and recover against ransomware attacks will promote greater client confidence and allow the new relationship to be built on a strong foundation, helping firms position themselves as a reassuring presence in uncertain times and - ultimately - supporting the sector’s ongoing growth.
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