John Anthony Smith, Founder and CSO of Fenix24, shares with Inc. Magazine why CEOs must ensure board members are equipped to challenge and guide the organization’s cybersecurity strategy.

For many law firms, the cost of security tools and services is a major barrier to improving their security protocols, according to ILTA and Fenix24’s “2025 State of Cybersecurity in Law Firms” survey published earlier this month.

Fenix24 has launched a groundbreaking legal tech partnership with HYCU.

The legal sector has entered a new era of threat exposure that is defined by digital vulnerabilities and the rising cost of operational failure.

Fenix24, paired with HYCU, goes beyond iManage’s existing built-in file backups by providing a resilience solution that helps legal and financial firms get back up and running quickly following a significant data loss due to human error, ransomware attack, or file corruption.

Together, Fenix24 and HYCU offer iManage Cloud users a powerful, purpose-built solution to safeguard business critical content, enabling rapid recovery from disruptions like ransomware file corruption or simple human error.

John Anthony Smith, the Founder and CSO of Fenix24, discusses with SC Media his insights on the Black Hat event and emphasizes the ongoing necessity for immutable backups, regardless of the advancements AI has made.

Fenix24 and the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) have released their latest joint report, Security at Issue: 2025 State of Cybersecurity in Law Firms.

The collaborative report created with Fenix24 and ILTA draws from feedback provided by 60 law firms in a survey conducted in 2024. Most of the participating firms are located in the United States and have a workforce of 100 attorneys or more.

In a discussion with SC Media, Fenix24’s CISO, Heath Renfrow, offers insightful security tips for organizations looking to effectively deploy Trend Micro’s mitigation tool.