Silent Ransom Group (SRG), also known as Luna Moth, is targeting law firms with an attack model designed to exploit trust rather than defeat security controls. By impersonating IT support and using legitimate remote-access tools, attackers convince employees to provide access, then use trusted identities and familiar technology to search for and exfiltrate sensitive client data.

For law firm security teams, the challenge is detecting and disrupting an attack in which individual actions may appear legitimate.

In this webinar, Avi Sambira, VP North America at Sygnia, will examine how SRG and similar social-engineering-driven threats operate, and the practical steps law firms can take to reduce their exposure and respond effectively.

Attendees will learn how to:

• Recognize and disrupt IT-support impersonation and unauthorized remote-access attempts
• Govern remote-support tools and strengthen verification procedures for employees and help desks
• Limit the client data exposed when a trusted identity is compromised
• Detect weak signals across identity, endpoints, collaboration platforms, document repositories, and data transfers
• Prepare security, IT, legal, physical security, and leadership teams to contain an incident and respond to data-theft extortion
• Test whether existing controls can interrupt the attack before it becomes a client-confidentiality crisis

Join us for a frontline look at an evolving threat and practical guidance for strengthening your firm’s ability to prevent, detect, contain, and respond.