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Multi-factor authentication for law firms is often described as an IT formality, a small inconvenience added to the start of the day, yet it addresses one of the most common ways professional practices are compromised, which is the covert use of a legitimate credential by someone who is not the legitimate user.

Most staff in a legal or conveyancing practice can describe a phishing email in general terms, yet far fewer can describe what one aimed at their own profession looks like on an ordinary working day.

Most staff in a legal or conveyancing practice can describe a phishing email in general terms, yet far fewer can describe what one aimed at their own profession looks like on an ordinary working day.