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Tech

Oct. 1, 2008

Beware the Enemy Within

With so many mobile computing devices around, law firms now must do much more to keep their data networks safe.

Back in the olden days of computing--like five years ago--the way you defended your computer network from attacks was the same way a medieval king protected himself from his enemies: You constructed a massive castle wall around yourself, surrounded it with an imposing moat, and maybe threw in a few snapping alligators for good measure. If the wall and the moat didn't stop the invaders,...

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