What the ??? It's Time Lawyers & Businesses Used Multifactor Authentication

Spear phishing and other forms of cybercrime are targeting law firms and businesses, and these firms need to be prepared, and need to prepare clients and customers to avoid being victims of cybercriminals who just want to steal their money. For lawyers, who are required to have technological competence, that means far more than just using antivirus software.In this edition of The Legal Tech Podcast, Attorney & Techno-Ethics Expert Daniel J. Siegel explains some of the latest criminal activity targeting clients, and suggests that, at a minimum, any law firm or business whose clients may need to wire or transfer funds, or make any other online transactions, must implement safeguards to prevent fraud. The easiest safeguards are client education and implementation of multifactor authentication. In other words, there must at least two ways to verify transactions and information.  Join Dan Siegel as he provides a concise summary of the problem and offers more of his practical, easily-implementable solutions that are the hallmark of the ethics and techno-ethical services and guidance provided by the Law Offices of Daniel J. Siegel, LLC and Integrated Technology Services, LLC.Thank you for listening to The Legal Tech Podcast with Daniel J. Siegel, sponsored by the Law Offices of Daniel J. Siegel, LLC and Integrated Technology Services, LLC.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your colleagues. To learn more about our law practice, technology consulting, CLE programs, and legal technology resources, visit DanielJSiegel.com and techlawyergy.com.Until next time, remember: Technology can make lawyers faster—but only lawyers can make themselves more responsible. Verify everything.