Multifactor authentication (MFA) must be a minimum standard in cyber security for law firms. 99% of cyber claims LPLC has seen could have been prevented with MFA enabled on business devices. It’s easier to turn on and use than you think.
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Client Resources
Cyber security — how to protect yourself — Client Brochure
Client resources, Cyber security
08 Nov 24
This brochure is provided by LPLC as a template for lawyers to use for client information purposes. The brochure outlines what the law firm will do when acting for a client and makes recommendations to the client about what they should do to maintain cyber security. Firms can tailor the wording to suit their needs and insert their own branding or to use the sample brochure as it is.
Webinars
A practical guide to encryption and privacy technologies for lawyers
Cyber security
01 Nov 24
Protecting sensitive client information is more critical than ever. This webinar simplifies key privacy-enhancing technologies and explores practical ways to improve your cybersecurity practices.
LPLC Articles
The Requirement for Lawyers to Undertake Cybersecurity Training
Cyber security
17 Oct 24
One of the best defences against social engineering and email compromise is training and awareness for all employees at your firm. Regular training helps staff stay informed about the latest cyber fraud tactics, particularly as cybercriminals grow more sophisticated, especially with the use of Artificial Intelligence tools.
Latest News & Alerts
News
New CEO to lead LPLC in 2025
03 Dec 24
The Legal Practitioners’ Liability Committee (LPLC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mary Maini as LPLC’s new Chief Executive Officer from 6 January 2025.
News
LPLC Annual Report 2023-2024
31 Oct 24
The LPLC Annual Report for 2023–2024 was tabled in the Victorian Parliament on 31 October 2024.
Alert
Vacant Residential Land Tax—Changes to ‘Holiday Home’ Exemption
Tax
17 May 24
The Victorian Government has introduced the State Tax Amendment Bill 2024 which, amongst other taxation changes, will (if passed) broaden the holiday home exemption to allow shareholders of companies, as well as certain beneficiaries of trusts and relatives of those shareholders and beneficiaries, to satisfy the exemption for a property owned by a company or trust.