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A great Sunday PoD cast from Lawyers Weekly Australia and Simone Herbert-Lowe. Discussing the challenges and opportunist ahead for Lawyers in Australia and the need to upskill and educate teams in cybersecurity and professional conduct obligations.
It focuses specifically on how in Victoria Australia a failure to provide cybersecurity education to lawyers and their legal support teams, can potentially be considered professional misconduct or satisfactory professional conduct.
The Victorian legal services commissioner has the powers to make findings of professional misconduct or unsatisfactory professional conduct regarding education or lack of staff education. Having set out three principles of minimum cybersecurity expectations for the principle of law firms to know about, including critical controls, system controls and behavioral controls (that includes training). Making clear that certain conduct is capable of constituting unprofessional conduct or professional misconduct. Making cyber education part of professional duties, to protect the law firm, its clients and client interests.
We work with U.S lawyers, auditors and written board and legal training programs to educate lawyers and boards on cyber governance, cybersecurity, risk management and cyber regulatory compliance (SEC final rule, EU NIS 2 and DORA). Building advisory services to support lawyers and their clients manage cyber risk and regulatory compliance.
@Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian D. McCarthy Rachel V. Rose, JD, MBA Faisal Khan Ryan Buckner
Veritas GRC The Government of Dubai Legal Affairs Department
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