By Matthew Stringer, Founder and CEO at Legal Futures Associate Stridon

Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue, it’s a business-critical priority. For SME law firms, the challenge isn’t whether to invest in protection, but how to do it wisely. With limited budgets, growing threats and increasing client expectations, managing partners must make informed decisions that balance risk, cost, and operational impact.

Effective cybersecurity doesn’t require unlimited budgets. It requires strategic investment in high-impact areas such as identity protection, advanced endpoint security and data governance. Law firms must prioritise risk-based decisions and leverage existing tools to maximise value. So, what should every managing partner know about building cyber resilience without overspendin

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