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When you are a first year law student, your readings are extremely dense and full of unnecessary legalese. Latin and words like "hereby", easily become a part of everyday discussions between law students. Although our professors teach us to write concisely, it is difficult to avoid writing like a 1900's Supreme Court justice.
With that, Sart, my supervisor, gave me an assignment to create a short and understandable Copyright and Personal Release form. Oh, and, Sart wanted the form to be at a sixth grade reading level or lower!
Recently a friend got hit with some ransomware. He is tech savvy and still fell victim to it, after helping him deal with it I thought I’d share some some of the things I learn with you.
Mary O’Shaughnessy MOShaughnessy@herjustice.org John Greiner jgreiner@just-tech.com
Risks & Challenges
500 million records were just breached at the Marriott hotel chain. It’s risky having employees on public networks, on company laptops. If you work in legal aid because you have a lot of client data and information you will be a target, and at risk.
Speakers:: William F. Guyton and Sart Rowe
Technology Planning Is About More than Hardware and Software
10. Help create YouTube Videos for clients or staff: Check out sharelawvideo.org - All about creating legal aid videos
1.) Manage your Passwords
You can use a password manager like LastPass to keep all your passwords in one place. The software allows you to create and store strong passwords for all your employees and change passwords simply and easily when employees leave the organization.
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