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Cybersecurity Spending at Law Firms, Legal Departments Is Predicted to Increase in 2018

By Ed Silverstein
February 01, 2018

As law firms and legal departments finalize their 2018 budgets, many lawyers in both the United States and Canada plan to increase cybersecurity spending.

A recent survey from Robert Half Legal found that 41% of U.S. lawyers said that their law firm or company plans to increase spending on cybersecurity-related tools and services in the next 12 months.

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