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EPISODE · Oct 17, 2024 · 41 MIN

Jonathan Steele of Steele Fortress

from Modern Cyber with Jeremy Snyder

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy speaks with Jonathan Steele, a family law attorney and cybersecurity expert, about the intersection of digital privacy, personal security, and legal disputes. Jonathan shares insights from his work at Steele Fortress, focusing on how common digital privacy concerns like shared passwords, iCloud accounts, and tracking devices can complicate family law cases, especially during divorces. They discuss emerging threats like stalkerware and misuse of AirTags, and the importance of compartmentalizing digital lives to avoid unintended access to personal data. Jonathan also offers practical advice for improving personal cybersecurity practices during legal disputes and emphasizes the importance of secure communication methods. About Jonathan SteeleJonathan Steele is a distinguished family law attorney and the founder of Steele Fortress, a leading privacy and cybersecurity consulting firm. As a partner at Beermann LLP in Chicago, Jonathan has a reputation for handling complex family law cases with innovative legal strategies. His dual expertise in law and cybersecurity uniquely positions him to provide invaluable insights into the intersection of these fields. Website: https://steelefortress.com/

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