Camilo Artiga-Purcell

Legal departments have automated contracts and e-discovery but unsecured intake forms leave sensitive work exposed and governance at risk. Corporate legal departments have embraced technology transformation. Contract lifecycle management systems handle thousands of agreements. E-discovery platforms process millions of documents. Legal operations dashboards track spend and matter progression in real time. Yet, the mechanism by which most legal work enters the department − internal intake forms and request systems − remains startlingly unsecured. For general counsel and chief legal officers (CLO) at US-based corporations, this represents more than a technical oversight. It’s a governance blind spot with consequences that mirror…