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DESCRIPTION:Law firms are investing heavily in AI\, accelerating their move
  to the cloud and strengthening their cybersecurity strategies. But behind
  each of these priorities sits a common challenge: information. \n\nThe 20
 26 ILTA Technology Survey\, representing more than 500 firms across 12 cou
 ntries and around 140\,000 lawyers\, paints a clear picture of an industry
  undergoing rapid technology change. \n\n94% of firms are now using or exp
 loring generative AI\, and GenAI has entered the list of firms' biggest se
 curity challenges for the first time &mdash\; immediately ranking second\,
  behind user behaviour. \n\nAt the same time\, firms continue to manage gr
 owing volumes of information spread across document management systems\, e
 mail\, Microsoft Teams\, SharePoint\, cloud platforms\, physical records a
 nd other repositories. Cloud adoption continues to increase\, while inform
 ation governance\, security\, retention\, classification and control remai
 n significant concerns. \n\nIn this session\, Chris Hockey\, Senior Manage
 r\, Information Governance at Gibson\, Dunn &amp\; Crutcher\, will examine
  what the ILTA Technology Survey tells us about the changing information l
 andscape within law firms and why information governance is becoming incre
 asingly important to the work of CIOs\, technology leaders\, security team
 s and those responsible for AI strategy. \n\nRather than treating informat
 ion governance simply as records management or compliance\, Chris will exp
 lore its role as the foundation for some of the industry's biggest technol
 ogy priorities: understanding what information the firm holds\, reducing u
 nnecessary data\, protecting sensitive information\, controlling access\, 
 supporting cyber resilience and creating a trusted information foundation 
 for AI.
DTEND:20261105T170000Z
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LOCATION:Webinar
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SUMMARY:iCompli by LegalRM Webinar - Team IG: The information imperative - 
 Why governance matters more than ever
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Law firms are investing heavily in AI\, accele
 rating their move to the cloud and strengthening their cybersecurity strat
 egies. But behind each of these priorities sits a common challenge: inform
 ation. <br />\n<br />\nThe 2026 ILTA Technology Survey\, representing more
  than 500 firms across 12 countries and around 140\,000 lawyers\, paints a
  clear picture of an industry undergoing rapid technology change. <br />\n
 <br />\n94% of firms are now using or exploring generative AI\, and GenAI 
 has entered the list of firms' biggest security challenges for the first t
 ime &mdash\; immediately ranking second\, behind user behaviour. <br />\n<
 br />\nAt the same time\, firms continue to manage growing volumes of info
 rmation spread across document management systems\, email\, Microsoft Team
 s\, SharePoint\, cloud platforms\, physical records and other repositories
 . Cloud adoption continues to increase\, while information governance\, se
 curity\, retention\, classification and control remain significant concern
 s. <br />\n<br />\nIn this session\, Chris Hockey\, Senior Manager\, Infor
 mation Governance at Gibson\, Dunn &amp\; Crutcher\, will examine what the
  ILTA Technology Survey tells us about the changing information landscape 
 within law firms and why information governance is becoming increasingly i
 mportant to the work of CIOs\, technology leaders\, security teams and tho
 se responsible for AI strategy. <br />\n<br />\nRather than treating infor
 mation governance simply as records management or compliance\, Chris will 
 explore its role as the foundation for some of the industry's biggest tech
 nology priorities: understanding what information the firm holds\, reducin
 g unnecessary data\, protecting sensitive information\, controlling access
 \, supporting cyber resilience and creating a trusted information foundati
 on for AI.
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