Legal Sector Cloud Challenges
The move to the cloud has had a profound effect on all industries, and the legal sector is no exception. Law firms want to leverage the benefits of the cloud but security concerns and issues around data sovereignty are providing barriers and confusion. Sensitive internal and client data previously managed by in-house resources will now be handed over to a third party, which raises a host of new questions.
Read more to find out how Thales help the legal sector use technologies to move to the cloud.
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