Author Archives: Tom Lambotte

Freely do I confess to you that there are times throughout the day when I put my brain on autopilot. But who among us doesn’t? Unfortunately, while sliding our minds into self-driving mode has its advantages (for example, it lets … Read More

Found this in a fortune cookie: “Lawyer who represents self has fool for client—so does lawyer fool enough to not backup data on daily incremental basis.” I have no idea how the fortune cookie company managed to squeeze onto so … Read More

Smish. Smishing. Smished. I find it to be an annoying word in and of itself. However, today, we must talk about it. Smishing is a technique in which hackers use a compelling text message to trick their victims into taking … Read More

For solo attorneys or small law firms, password security is (or at least should be) an essential component of your overall security plan. Any policy you develop or modify should aid in the prevention of the guessing of one’s passwords, … Read More

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you have one or more work and online accounts where passwords are required. (Duh, right?) A recent study revealed that the average person now has 30 passwords to remember. I think that … Read More

Around the start of the millennium, an information revolution created a glaring gap in the legal marketplace: Big Law was modernized, but smaller firms were stranded when they couldn’t afford IT departments. So I started a company to fill the … Read More

Data breaches and cyber-attacks are becoming more and more common. To keep your online identity and private information safe, taking care of your passwords is as essential as ever. Keeping your accounts and personal information secure has become more critical … Read More