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Cybersecurity Ranks Among Top Concerns of Corporate Legal Departments

By Chris Maguire
November 01, 2018

It's no surprise that in-house leaders feel stretched after years of facing pressure to do more with less; departments' roles are expanding while staffing headcounts and available resources often remain unchanged.

A survey Thomson Reuters recently conducted to identify trends in managing resources and adapting to business growth and needs revealed the top challenges facing legal departments include cybersecurity concerns, more time spent handling regulatory matters, and general counsels' expanding roles in general. The growing expectations of departments are requiring in-house leaders to balance increasing demands by shifting work, relying on technology and hiring operations managers, among other measures.

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