Litera Leads the Debate on Managing Client Security Audits for 10th Annual CIO Forum

USA/Canada News

09
Jan
2014

Editor

The heated topic of security audits will be tackled by the world’s leading law firms at an interactive round-table session at American Legal Media’s 10th Annual Law Firm Chief Information Officers Forum.  Litera announced today that former Freshfields Brukhaus Deringer CIO, Paul Domnick, will moderate the discussion “Strategic Approaches to Managing Client Information Security Audits”, a topic requested by many top firms who have recently experienced exponential increases in the volume, complexity and cost of the audits coming from their largest clients.

“What if you could go into every client information security audit with complete confidence?” asks Paul Domnick, Litera board of directors. “This was the key question we asked in designing a thought provoking discussion that will spark useful takeaway ideas. Ultimately, we want to turn what many CIO’s see as a negative into something that enhances the firm’s relationship with the client.”

The discussion will include:

• Rights management to protect content at the information level
• Automating processes to eliminate user error and better protect client data
• Driving information governance without inhibiting lawyer productivity
• Secure external file sharing and collaboration
• Certifications to reduce scope of audit
• Leveraging audits to gain firm leadership support for key IT initiatives

Litera’s roundtable will take place at 3:55 PM on Wednesday, February 5th (Table 7) at the Hilton New York Hotel.