Artificial intelligence is revolutionising the legal industry, transforming how law firms and legal departments operate. From contract analysis to digital evidence management, AI technologies are streamlining workflows, improving accuracy, and enabling legal professionals to deliver better
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Top 10 Essential Cyber Security Tips for Safety for 2026
As we head into 2026, cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated, targeted, and damaging than ever before. From AI-powered phishing attacks to ransomware targeting critical infrastructure, both individuals and businesses face an evolving landscape of digital
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Smartphones, Backlogs and Fair Trials: Digital Forensics in Ireland and the UK in 2023
A strong 2023-relevant post for your audience would focus on how courts and investigators in Ireland and the UK are grappling with mobile phone evidence, disclosure duties, and the explosion of digital data in crime. Smartphones,
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Cyber intrusion activity and cloud‑centric attacks had surged through 2020–2021
Cyber intrusion activity and cloud‑centric attacks surged through 2020–2021, turning the cloud from a quiet utility into a primary battleground for organised cybercrime and nation‑state actors. Remote work, rapid cloud migration, and rushed security changes created
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Email and Mobile Phone Evidence—Key Lessons from Recent High-Profile Cases in Ireland & the UK
Why Email and Mobile Phone Evidence Matters in Today’s Litigation With nearly every criminal and civil case touching digital devices, email and mobile phone evidence often provides the “smoking gun” or crucial alibi. For solicitors, barristers,
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Working Remotely, Investigating Remotely: Mobile Forensics and Cloud Evidence in the Pandemic Era
Pandemic-era shift to remote work Working remotely and investigating remotely has pushed mobile forensics and cloud evidence to the center of modern investigations, especially since the COVID‑19 pandemic normalised distributed workforces and remote incident response. For
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Ransomware, Regulatory Risk and the Duty to Advise: Cyber Incidents Through a Legal Lens
Why ransomware became a core legal risk By 2019, ransomware had evolved from isolated IT incidents into board‑level crises capable of shutting down hospitals, manufacturers and public bodies for days. Attacks such as WannaCry and NotPetya
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From Handsets to Evidence: What Every Litigator Must Know About Mobile Phone Forensics in 2019”
Why mobiles became core evidence By 2019, smartphones had overtaken traditional computers as the primary source of digital evidence in both civil and criminal cases. Call logs, texts, messaging‑app content, location history and cloud backups routinely
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