"There’s nothing like a good pun to get a dad to crack himself up. In honor of Father’s Day, we share the deliciously corny e-discovery dad jokes we found and try our hand at a few of our own." (via blog.kcura.com)

"There are several things you can do in your office faster and better if you look for the right solutions." (via abovethelaw.com)

"With people arguably the weakest point in an organization’s cyber defences, security awareness training is a hot topic for CISOs. But what’s the most effective security awareness strategy: The carrot or the stick" (via itworldcanada.com)

"For decades, novelists, scientists, mathematicians, futurists and science fiction enthusiasts have imagined what an automated society might look like. Artificial intelligence, or AI, is rapidly evolving, and the society we could only once imagine may be on the brink of becoming our new reality. " (via lawtimesnews.com)

"The cybersecurity environment is one in constant flux—not just in terms of attacks and how cybercriminals operate, but also in how corporations think about and ultimately implement cybersecurity in-house." (via insidecounsel.com)

"We have do a lot of educating to dispel incorrect preconceived notions about AI...Typically, mostly senior lawyers and law school professors have a view that AI will not allow their associates and students to hone their research skills. We have to promptly remind them that harnessing AI to research is the new kind of skill set that needs honing, and it will make young lawyers and law students learn faster and become more productive and efficient" (via forbes.com)

"These days, one of the biggest challenges lawyers face is the avalanche of emails going back and forth...It consumes your day."  (via lawandstyle.ca)

"There is a small group of litigators at the forefront of the most exciting and challenging cases. If you want to litigate high-profile or high-stakes cases, you need the skills and the profile to match." (via canadianlawyermag.com)

"Canada's interconnected banks are vulnerable to a cascading series of cyberattacks that could undermine broad confidence in the financial system, the Bank of Canada warns. The structural vulnerability could allow for the easy spread of an initial attack that ripples into other sectors such as energy or water systems, says the bank's June financial review." (via ctvnews.ca)