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Feb 11, 2025 | 
abovethelaw.com | Raghu Ramanathan |Chris Krubeck |Brian Dalton
How speed and accuracy benchmarks misrepresent the real value of legal AIWelcome to the era of the AI superlative. While the first two years of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) development were an all-out sprint to create new models, establish proof-of-concept solutions, and define optimal use cases, the next phase to deliver increased efficiency and better work product to clients in the AI lifecycle will be dominated by marketing as well.
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May 7, 2024 | 
abovethelaw.com | Sharon Nelson |John W. Simek |Michael C. Maschke |Brian Dalton
Ed. note: This is the latest in the article series, Cybersecurity: Tips From the Trenches, by our friends at Sensei Enterprises, a boutique provider of IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics services. With amazing speed, we’ve become a very mobile society. Mobile phones are the main computing device for most people. To support a mobile environment, cloud services are growing by leaps and bounds.
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Jan 2, 2024 | 
abovethelaw.com | Sharon Nelson |John W. Simek |Michael C. Maschke |Brian Dalton
Ed. note: This is the latest in the article series, Cybersecurity: Tips From the Trenches, by our friends at Sensei Enterprises, a boutique provider of IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics services. The Cyberinsurance World is Rocked by AIThat’s a good thing – and a bad thing, especially for law firms. Artificial intelligence is very good at assisting insurers in assessing risk and reducing errors in the application process.
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Dec 5, 2023 | 
abovethelaw.com | Sharon Nelson |John W. Simek |Michael C. Maschke |Brian Dalton
Ed. note: This is the latest in the article series, Cybersecurity: Tips From the Trenches, by our friends at Sensei Enterprises, a boutique provider of IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics services. AI is Bright and Shiny: It is Also Lethal to Law Firm SecurityLawyers have rapidly gravitated toward using artificial intelligence. Indeed, AI can be very useful. But there is a dark side to AI. In the wrong hands, AI can be a deadly foe of law firm security.
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Nov 7, 2023 | 
abovethelaw.com | Sharon Nelson |John W. Simek |Michael C. Maschke |Brian Dalton
Ed. note: This is the latest in the article series, Cybersecurity: Tips From the Trenches, by our friends at Sensei Enterprises, a boutique provider of IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics services. Remember Shadow IT?
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Oct 10, 2023 | 
abovethelaw.com | Sharon Nelson |John W. Simek |Michael C. Maschke |Brian Dalton
Ed. note: This is the latest in the article series, Cybersecurity: Tips From the Trenches, by our friends at Sensei Enterprises, a boutique provider of IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics services. The Way the Military Does It: Ready, Aim, FireSo why are we hearing from so many proponents of the “Ready, Fire, Aim” contingent? As far as we can determine, the theory is that getting something done is better than taking time to think it through and devising a comprehensive plan.
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Aug 1, 2023 | 
abovethelaw.com | Sharon Nelson |John W. Simek |Michael C. Maschke |Brian Dalton
Ed. note: This is the latest in the article series, Cybersecurity: Tips From the Trenches, by our friends at Sensei Enterprises, a boutique provider of IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics services. Large and Small Firms in the Data Breach HeadlinesHeadlines about successful outcomes in litigation are welcome. Headlines about law firms which have suffered a data breach are considerably less welcome.
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Jul 11, 2023 | 
abovethelaw.com | Sharon Nelson |John W. Simek |Michael C. Maschke |Brian Dalton
Ed. note: This is the latest in the article series, Cybersecurity: Tips From the Trenches, by our friends at Sensei Enterprises, a boutique provider of IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics services. Remember the Golden Ticket from Willy Wonka? A lot of lawyers thought they had discovered a golden ticket when they discovered ChatGPT.
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Jun 12, 2023 | 
abovethelaw.com | Sharon Nelson |John W. Simek |Michael C. Maschke |Brian Dalton
Ed. note: This is the latest in the article series, Cybersecurity: Tips From the Trenches, by our friends at Sensei Enterprises, a boutique provider of IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics services. Lawyers Hate PasswordsLawyers have hated passwords since passwords first made their appearance. They resisted having them until their employer (or cyberinsurance company) compelled them. Then they constructed simple, too short passwords – 123456 and the like – easy to guess or crack.
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May 30, 2023 | 
abovethelaw.com | Sharon Nelson |John W. Simek |Michael C. Maschke |Brian Dalton
Ed. note: This is the latest in the article series, Cybersecurity: Tips From the Trenches, by our friends at Sensei Enterprises, a boutique provider of IT, cybersecurity, and digital forensics services. The Story of AI Gone Wrong Goes ViralOn May 27, The New York Times published a story about a lawyer who relied on ChatGPT to write a brief. What a story. Even on a holiday weekend, this tale went viral.
