legal
After the storm: What your tech, legal and risk functions should do after a cyber attack
In the final part of our cyber security series we look at what the tech, legal and risk functions in an organisation need to do post-attack.
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During an attack: What your tech, legal and risk functions should do when a breach occurs
In part two of our cyber response series, we look at how three different areas of an organisation should respond in the immediate aftermath of a breach.
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Preventative measures: How your tech, legal and risk functions should prepare for a cyber attack
Cyber security is no longer a job solely for the IT department. To adequately arm your business against ever-increasing threats, all areas of the organisation must do their part.
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Spark joy: Creating value from your contracts
Contracts are the lifeblood of an organisation. Within their pages are the decisions that build business history. But without digitisation and management, their true value, and that of the legal team, goes untapped.
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Infographic: AI in the legal profession
As artificial intelligence makes its way into the legal profession, lawyers may wonder if it spells the end of their jobs or will bring unseen positive opportunities.
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The ethics of artificial intelligence in law
What happens when artificial intelligence meets the law? We gathered a formidable panel of legal and AI experts to discuss the opportunities and ethical issues that automation presents to legal practitioners and the legal profession.
Read moreCopyright legislation is only half the battle for media companies
This week, the Australian government passed new laws to protect copyright. But legislation alone won’t eliminate piracy. Consumers want access to entertainment quickly and conveniently. Offer it to them, and illegal downloading may decline.
Read moreCall to regulate Uber and Airbnb reflects mainstreaming of the sharing economy
The Labour Government’s call to regulate companies like AirBnb and Uber is proof that the sharing economy is here to stay.
Read morePodcast: Fitbit, the courts and private data
The use of Fitbit data in a court case suggests the influence of data from connected devices will only continue to grow – our podcast explores the issue.
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