Law firms have a communication problem that's quietly becoming a security problem. In a new piece for ALA Legal Management magazine, NopalCyber Founder and Chairman Ram Vasudevan argues that the gap between IT leaders who understand a firm's cyber risk and the partners who control its budget is where security failures actually begin, and closing it is no longer optional. The stakes have risen sharply. Corporate clients now embed detailed security requirements into outside co

And in Legal, Confusing the Two Is a Risk You Can't Afford. As in most industries today, law firms are under enormous pressure to “do something with AI.” But in a profession where every technology decision may later be examined by a court, regulator, or bar association, the pressure to adopt and the discipline to deploy wisely are two very different things. AI has quietly become the default answer in legal technology before firms even fully define the problem they’re trying t