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Barbarians at the Gate: Protecting your Digital A$$ets

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Michael J. Eichacker |  James Pearson
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54 Minutes
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Each year, ransomware and other cybersecurity incidents increase — both in sheer volume and in costs to remedy the incident. Lawyers need to know what is necessary to protect their data and to comply with ethics rules regarding client data. In this timely session, you’ll discuss:

• Why you need 3 layers of security: Software, Hardware, & Education/Training/Policy

• Firewalls with Unified Threat Management (UTM)

• AI-based security

• Two-factor authentication, encryption, anti-virus and anti- malware, and more

• How to create a culture of security in your firm

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Faculty

Michael J. Eichacker Related Seminars and Products

IT Manager, Ruder Ware, L.L.S.C.

With more than 40 years of IT experience, Michael Eichacker jokingly admits he knows a thing or two about computers.  Aside from laptops or tablets, he’s built every computer he’s personally owned.  IT isn’t just his career, it’s been a lifelong passion and hobby.  When he worked in computer sales, clients told him his strength was translating tech speak into something they could understand.  In addition to the traditional IT responsibilities at Ruder Ware, Eichacker monitors legal industry technology trends. His efforts ensure the firm is taking advantage of technological efficiencies and adopting new software.  Security has long been a focus and he invests a considerable amount of time in the ongoing education of attorneys and employees.

James Pearson Related Seminars and Products

The Computer Center

James Pearson has over 30 years of experience in the computer industry as an IT professional, educator, and the author of three IT books. James’s background includes computer sales, repair, and classroom instruction, and he is a Microsoft Certified Professional.

After being an employee at The Computer Center in Janesville for ten years, James purchased the business from its founder Paul Braun. As President and Owner, James shows small businesses how to leverage technology to become more successful and profitable. He currently speaks frequently on cybersecurity topics, training staff how to identify scams and identity thieves and protect their businesses from real and growing cyberattacks. James has been a regular guest on Janesville’s WCLO station, covering cybersecurity and safety topics like working from home and protecting against phishing scams.

He holds a B.A. in Communications from Beloit College.

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