The checklist trap: Why top firms build a security culture instead

Event Description

From digital identity and authentication to AI-powered fraud and settlement redirection, the way legal professionals establish trust is changing rapidly. At the same time, regulatory expectations, cyber insurance requirements and professional obligations are placing greater responsibility on firms to demonstrate that their security practices are fit for purpose.

But cyber security is about more than protecting systems and meeting requirements. A strong security culture reinforces the trust clients place in their legal professionals, giving clients greater confidence that their identity, information and transactions are protected.

In this session, we sit down with globally recognised cyber security leader, author and board advisor Chirag Joshi to explore what these changes mean for the legal profession, and what firms should be doing now to prepare.

Drawing on his experience leading cyber programs across multiple countries and industries, advising boards and governments, and helping organisations navigate cyber risk, governance and AI, Chirag cuts through the complexity to examine where the greatest risks are emerging and where the biggest opportunities lie.

What you'll hear

The evolving cyber threat landscape the emerging risks facing the legal industry, including AI-enabled fraud, deepfakes, business email compromise and settlement redirection.
From compliance to capability how firms of all sizes can move beyond ticking boxes to building a stronger, more resilient cyber security posture.
Making cyber security part of everyday practice how digital transformation is changing the way firms need to think about identity, authentication, human behaviour and security culture.
Keeping pace as a smaller firm practical ways smaller practices without dedicated security teams can respond to changing expectations and strengthen their defences.
Building a roadmap for resilience the priorities firms should consider now, and what a realistic cyber security roadmap could look like.

Webinar

Event Speakers

Who will you be learning from?

Chirag Joshi

Founder and CEO, 7 Rules Cyber

Jerome Boutelet

Head of Government Relations, InfoTrack

*If you are in the legal industry you can claim 1 CPD unit per hour for InfoTrack seminars under practice management and business skills. Practitioners residing in WA cannot claim CPD points from InfoTrack training through the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia.

As CPD requirements vary between professional associations, the onus is on the attendee to engage with their relevant professional association/body to determine whether participation in this workshop can be counted towards their profession’s CPD requirement under their accrediting body.

We will provide a certificate of attendance that outlines the session duration and learning outcomes, which you can use to support your own assessment towards meeting the CPD requirements