Security and confidentiality of Advocate-Client Electronic Communication
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Security and Confidentiality of Advocate-
Client Electronic Communication
Prof. Dr. Mindaugas Kiškis
Advocate, FORT Legal
Professor, Mykolas Romeris University
Premises
Security and Confidentiality of Advocate-Client is essential for trust in rule of law, legal institutions and human rights
Advocate-Client Communication is now 90% Electronic
Modern Threats to Advocate-
Client Communication
• Wire-tapping of mobile communications
• Global data retention
• Extraordinary powers for cybersecurity
• Big data
• Search of digital devices without warrant
• Non-public backdoors to most widely used platforms
• Lacking and lax judicial oversight of surveillance
• Involvement of third parties (IT support)
What can We do about it?
• Heightened Security and Confidentiality
Awareness
• IT discipline
• Use of distributed communications and
platforms
• Full encryption
• Use of open source solutions
• Sometimes less technology is better
What can the Bar do about it?
• More outreach on security and confidentiality
issues
• More professional warranties in the law
• Wider and more liberal regulation of
professional secrets
• Training for advocates