LAW FIRM CRISIS MANAGEMENT PLAN: DATA THEFT

Authors

  • Muhammad Firdaus Bin Jafri Din Innovative University College Author
  • Nur Zuren Aina Diana Binti Aidil Hairiy Innovative University College Author
  • Noor Aina Safura Binti Sapian Innovative University College Author
  • Siti Noor Sumayyah Binti Mohd Zamri Innovative University College Author

Keywords:

law firm, crisis management plan, data theft

Abstract

In Malaysia, law firms face escalating risks of data theft, imperiling client confidentiality. Cyberattacks, insider threats, and PDPA compliance challenges amplify vulnerabilities. Breaches stem from cybercriminals' pursuit of valuable client data, compounded by weak security protocols and human errors like phishing. The fallout spans client distrust, legal penalties, financial setbacks, and reputational damage. To counter these threats, robust cybersecurity measures, including encryption and access control, are critical. Staff training on cybersecurity awareness and PDPA compliance is essential. The purpose of this study is to analyze data theft in identifying weaknesses and craft effective prevention strategies in law firms.

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Published

21.03.2024

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Section

Crisis Management