Cloudpliance

In the legal field, it's paramount that you keep your data safe. Especially when working with tools you don't have control over.

Here’s a tough one...

Using AI tools in the legal field can be a good productive booster... if done right. If not used correctly, you could send your clients' data where you shouldn't - where you have not control of what happens to it later.

Lawyers know how important it is to protect their clients' data. But when you're working with the cloud, there are some additional considerations you need to think about it.

In you're in legal and interested about "the cloud" it could seem pretty daunting from a security perspective... But knowing just some of the basics can make you much more confident when making decisions - or even just talking about the technology you're using.

A client once left SSH wide open on their servers because “we just needed quick access.”

AI governance doesn't sound as exciting as building products with AI, but it's still important. And extra important if you're working with legal data.

If you're in the legal field, I'm sure you've heard about lawyers using AI. But how exactly are they using it? Here's what I've discovered from talking to other peers in the legal field.

Making sure client data is safe is incredibly important - especially in the legal field. And working with AI and the cloud comes with their own challenges when it comes to keeping clients' data safe.

Did you know that Chinese translation for computer is electric 電 brain 腦 ? Turns out the Chinese language may be on to something Because your brain actually does work like a computer! And here's how you can use that information to write better software.

Writing AI software is one thing. Making sure you can deploy changes quickly and making sure your software is scaleable is another. Learning MLOps correctly will help you scale your application.

LLMs like ChatGPT can seem like magic if you don't know how they work behind the scenes. You just input something and get something back right? Even if you don't understand the code behind them, it's useful to know how they work.

When using the cloud, like AWS, you have certain responbilites. And when you’re dealing with highly sensitive information like legal data, you MUST know these. Here’s what you need to know.

AI is taking over the world - it's being used in every profession. A lot of lawyers I talk to are pretty hesitant about using AI - and I totally get it - the law is something you don't want to make mistakes with. But there can be a balance between knowing when to use AI and when not to use AI. And at the very least, you should have an idea how AI is being used in the legal field - even if you don't plan on using it yourself.

You probably forgot about GDPR. It was a huge deal when it was introduced, but chances are you've forgotten about it. Here's what you need to know in 2025.

One of the most important things about cybersecurity is about knowing what's happening with your systems. But you can't spend all day logging in and checking all your different reporting systems. That's why you use an SIEM. And here's how to pick one to use.

Does your cloud have financial data? If so, SOX compliance is a must. If you choose to ignore compliance - especially in the financial space - it could be the worst business decision you'll ever make.