This Week in Tech – July 6th
Rounding up some of the interesting technology news, tips and guides for the week of July 6th: An interesting chart shows that the ratio of PCs-to-Macs sold has dropped significantly over the last...
View ArticleCan PDFs Be Dangerous?
After Word documents, PDFs may be the most commonly exchanged file types for lawyers. We use PDFs for letters, contracts, briefs, forms and bills. But can those PDFs we download or receive so often...
View ArticleApple Security: Invisible and Practical Approaches
For many years, one of the big reasons that lawyers (and others) switched to Apple computers from Windows computers was security. The Windows world was (and is) one of frequent security updates,...
View ArticleProtecting Firm and Client IP from Spear-Phishing Attacks
At Rouse, we provide clients with a full range of Intellectual Property (IP) services, from patent and trademark protection and management, to commercialization and global enforcement and...
View ArticleThe Risks of Unsecured WiFi Hotspots
With the convenience and mobility of smartphones and tablets, business has never been easier to conduct on the go. Some service providers are even offering mobile network calling to expand coverage in...
View ArticleWorking Together for Mutual Defense
In the last decade, cybersecurity has become a major concern for businesses. A threat that was once paid lip service now dominates headlines on a monthly, if not weekly, basis. WannaCry and the latest...
View ArticleSick on the Inside
The American Cancer Society deals with illnesses of the human sort, but recently they had to deal with another kind of toxic illness silently taking over. On the outside, things looked fine. But on the...
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