Bite Size CPD October Showcase – Technological Competence
CLIA is proud to partner with the Law Society of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Lawyers’ Insurance Association (SLIA) to present Bite Size CPD.
Bite Size CPD are short, under 12-minute CPD videos, covering a variety of topics including cybersecurity, wellness, practice management, client management, and more. The videos qualify for CPD in Saskatchewan, and may qualify for CPD in other jurisdictions as well.
In today’s blog, we are showcasing Bite Size CPD videos related to technological competence. Fitting in with cyber security awareness month all October, technological competence for legal professionals is necessary in a modern practice, especially for preventing cyber attacks. In fact, in some jurisdictions, Codes of Conduct have started including a duty of technological competence. Technological competence forms part of a legal professional’s professional responsibility. The following videos are a good place to start if you’re looking to develop and improve your technological competence:
There are still no cases on the duty of technological competence in the Codes of Professional Conduct (Lawyers and Limited Licensees), but understanding the potential scope is important. This episode examines some elements that may be significant.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools mean that distinguishing between real and fake materials is no longer automatic. This episode provides some signs to help spot fictitious information, video and audio.
Passwords are annoying, but necessary. Learn how discarding several myths about passwords can make things a little less irritating.