Case Study | Festival of Combustion
CLIENT TYPE | A non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and celebration of Pittsburgh’s Steel history. LOCATION | Four historical … Read more
CLIENT TYPE | A non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and celebration of Pittsburgh’s Steel history. LOCATION | Four historical … Read more
Cybersecurity is top of mind for every company, but the real threat isn’t just a breach; it’s data loss. Losing … Read more
At FSA, we specialize in developing reliable IT solutions, and GoGuardian is one of the key platforms we utilize to … Read more
You’ve probably heard someone talk about, or have experienced it for yourself, the excitement of unboxing a new Apple device. … Read more
Email remains one of the most common ways companies communicate internally and with clients. But it’s also one of the least secure, leaving important data and private information vulnerable to nefarious actors.
Email remains one of the most common ways companies communicate internally and with clients. But it’s also one of the least secure, leaving important data and private information vulnerable to nefarious actors.
As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, no industry is immune, including the legal field. On May 23rd, the FBI issued a warning specifically targeting law firms, alerting them to the fact that a cybercriminal group is targeting the legal industry.
Email remains one of the most common ways companies communicate internally and with clients. But it’s also one of the least secure, leaving important data and private information vulnerable to nefarious actors.
When a new client partners with FSA Consulting, we don’t offer them cookie-cutter solutions. We take time to learn about their IT ecosystem and needs so we can provide exceptional service and improve their day-to-day operations. Every organization has its own technology landscape, internal and external processes, and client and staff needs.
Protecting your firm’s and your clients’ information is always at the forefront of your mind, especially as communications and file storage have moved to digital and cloud-based solutions. Learn more in this article by Evan H. Stein which was originally published in the ACBA Lawyers Journal on March 7, 2025.