As holders of the company’s most valuable and secret documents, legal
departments are a prime target for hackers. At the heart of any legal
matter are the documents that have been gathered for the purpose of
asserting or defending the claims and for disclosure in discovery, and in a
typical litigation or regulatory investigation, many are central to the
company’s operations, including employee and customer personally
identifiable information (PII), company financials, intellectual property,
confidential agreements, deal papers, transactional records, and other
highly sensitive and proprietary information. More importantly, the legal
department usually has the authority to override the company’s security
controls, allowing it to investigate and gather records from highly secure
systems and extract that data for use in legal matters.

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