Managing the security standards of your vendors can be a daunting job. There are a number of platforms on the market that are available to help, but are they worth the investment, or can this still be managed in house? Here from our expert speakers who can give you the details on what a successful TPRM program looks like a law firm today.

Hear from top business partners about their "refreshes" on product development and how AI is being implemented within leading companies we all work with in legal tech. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to get a rare glimpse into the product development plans and lifecycles at the companies within legal tech that we all work with and rely upon.

It seems like there is no end to how much investment a firm could make toward security and still never achieve that nirvana of being “totally secure.” At the same time, nothing is more detrimental to a firm’s reputational trust than losing client data, making security paramount. So, just how much time, effort, and money should a firm contribute to cybersecurity?

Unlock the secrets of Legal AI in this illuminating session, exploring 8 pivotal use cases through a comprehensive 9-Grid perspective. Dive into the impact on client value, efficiency gains, and time-to-value for practice management, contract generation, negotiation, proofreading, CRM, knowledge management, legal research, and case management. 

The session explores the evolution of phishing, emphasizing AI's role in cyberattacks. It covers AI's impact on cybersecurity, advanced AI-driven phishing techniques, and practical strategies for defense. Aimed at professionals, it's crucial for understanding and combating AI-powered cyber threats

This session examines AI's impact on cybersecurity, highlighting its role in both defense and offense. We'll explore AI-enhanced security systems, AI-driven cyberattacks, and the balance between innovation and vulnerability. Essential for professionals navigating AI's growing influence in cybersecurity

As various A.I. solutions and products continue to be adopted, questions arise for the security practitioner regarding how to vet and secure these environments. What do clients and cyber-security underwriters expect of firms in this area?