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ATLANTA, LONDON and TORONTO, Sept. 17, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- VPN recently published a guide to internet privacy for law firms on Forbes.com. The article, Protecting Attorney-Client Privilege With A VPN, was created to help law firms understand the dangers unsecure internet connections pose to their firm reputation, employees and clients.

The judicial branch of our government is the crown jewel of justice in the United States. It is a great opportunity to present your case before a judge in this country. Many places around the world have no such environment for trials of justice. Protecting the communication and sensitive details of these cases and clients is critical, stated Michael Gargiulo, CEO at VPN.

Many large law firms have established internet access policies. This defines how employees communicate internally and externally. Policies like this work to curb the abuse and cyberattacks large law firms typically attract.

Smaller firms or solo practices are often less fortunate when it comes to how they protect their attorney-client privilege and communication. Unfortunately, if that information is compromised by an adversary or publication it can completely erode the reputation of the firm, the attorney-client privilege and the clients case. In fact, Terry Myers, who operates one of the largest VPNs for businesses, Encrypt.me, agrees without a VPN, your identity and communication are completely exposed, said Gargiulo.

IBM reports the average breach is now costing companies upwards of $4 million. Law firms and attorneys around the world are realizing the reality of growing threats against their internet connection and client-base. With the right internet access policies, business VPN connections and security protocols a firm can be much more prepared and secure in their digital operation.

To protect your firm or organization with a VPN, please visit: https://encrypt.meTo learn more about Protecting Attorney-Client Privilege With A VPN please visit: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/09/04/protecting-attorney-client-privilege-with-a-vpn/

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