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The Legal Sector’s Supply Chain Blind Spot in Focus

UK law firms are now digital "trust vaults" facing intense regulatory scrutiny. Download our report to learn how to manage SRA compliance, mitigate "Chambers gaps," and eliminate third-party blind spots.

The Legal Sector’s Supply Chain Blind  Spot in FocusThe Legal Sector’s Supply Chain Blind  Spot in Focus

As the legal sector digitises, the organisational perimeter has vanished. Your firm’s risk now extends to every SaaS provider, e-discovery platform, and barristers’ chambers you instruct. With the SRA and ICO shifting from "best practice" guidance to enforceable obligations, relying on static contracts and annual spreadsheets is no longer a viable defence.

Download this special report to learn how to move beyond "compliance theatre" and build a resilient supply chain that protects both your reputation and your clients' most valuable secrets.

What You’ll Learn:

  • The Regulatory Vise: Why the SRA now views supply chain oversight as a non-delegable duty of professional conduct.
  • Beyond the Third Party: How to identify "fourth-party" concentration risks that could impact your practice.
  • The Failure of Static TPRM: Why annual questionnaires provide an "illusion of security" against modern-day supply chain risks.
  • The "Chambers Gap": Strategies to mitigate the unique security vulnerabilities inherent in the solicitor-barrister relationship.
  • Continuous Assurance: How a collaborative "network" approach replaces manual audits with real-time visibility.
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