Help to build a cyber aware culture in your organisation

Pricing is per participant and includes GST. Special rates available for group enrolments—contact us to discuss tailored pricing for your team

About our course

Cyber Risk for Law Firms is an essential online training program designed to equip all employees and business owners with practical cyber risk knowledge in clear, accessible language

Suitable for all lawyers and law firm employees,  the course delivers up-to-the-minute education on cyber threats, email fraud, and best practices. It avoids jargon, using relatable scenarios and a logical structure to ensure engagement and real-world application.

📌 Course duration: ~60 minutes of video content + Q&A
Access period: 28 days under our standard T&Cs, allowing ample time for completion.

For group enrolments or extended access options, contact us to discuss your needs.

What you will learn

Our unique and up-to-the-minute course focuses on professional duties using real-life case studies impacting law firms and other businesses. You'll learn that:

  • Managing cyber risk is a professional issue

  • Why cyber risk is everyone’s responsibility in a law firm

  • How cyber events and human error occur

  • Practical steps to protect yourself, your business and your clients

Course structure

  • Our interactive course is divided into ten concise chapters that you can work through at your own pace.

  • It contains 70 minutes of video content, broken into shorter videos of around five minutes each.

  • There are four short quizzes to reinforce learnings as you progress through the course.

  • Participants must pass all the quizzes to receive a certificate of completion.

New content

Our most recent update incorporates new developments in both technology and professional responsibility. Our updated content includes:

  • Dangers associated with advances in artificial intelligence, including the use of AI and deepfake videos and audio by cyber-criminals, and the risks of law firm employees breaching confidentiality using generative AI.

  • New professional rules relating to minimum expected cybersecurity standards.

  • Lessons learned from the largest data breach impacting an Australian law firm.

  • Updated information about cybercrime and data breaches globally and in Australia.

As a sign of how important cyber education has become for all Australian legal practices, in Victoria, not educating staff who use work devices and networks on how to identify, report, and respond to cyberattacks or not providing staff with up-to-date cybersecurity training can now amount to unprofessional conduct or professional misconduct

What our participants are saying:

  • “It's great that CPD is not just about the law anymore but more about how current events affect practice.”

  • “…all lawyers [should] have to do this as part of renewing practising certificate.”

  • “As a member of support staff, it was an excellent course and should be mandatory for all law firm employees.”

"As lawyers we need to understand the risks and impacts involved in cyberattacks both for our own cyber security and that of our clients. This course has provided us with practical, relatable and valuable information to enhance the knowledge of both our professional and support teams. We required every member of our teams nationwide complete this excellent course."

Geoffrey Connellan – National Managing Partner, Moray & Agnew Lawyers

Your Instructor - Simone Herbert-Lowe

Partner, Clyde & Co | Founder, Law & Cyber

Simone is a recognised leader in the field of cyber law, professional risk, and compliance. She helps businesses and professionals manage legal obligations, respond to cyber threats, and prevent losses caused by fraud, data breaches, and human error.

Simone's work is trusted by:

  • Professional indemnity insurers, legal regulators and financial services organisations
  • Courts (expert opinion, 2021) and Parliament (Committee evidence, 2024)
  • Major education and platform providers (including PEXA and CPD providers)


Her contributions have been recognised with:

  • Wanbil Lee Prize for Ethical Leadership in Business (AGSM, 2016)
  • Innovator of the Year – Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards (2022)
  • Thought Leader of the Year finalist (Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards 2022 & 2023)
  • Relativity Innovation Awards – Security finalist (2022 & 2023)


Simone is passionate about protecting Australians from cybercrime and helping organisations build a cyber-aware culture.

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Chapter 01: Welcome

    • Using the course player

    • Introduction: Cyber Risk for Law Firms

  • 2

    Chapter 02: Cybercrime today and lawyers' professional duties

    • Cybercrime and lawyers' professional duties

  • 3

    Chapter 03: Impersonation fraud

    • Impersonation fraud

    • Check in

  • 4

    Chapter 04: Phishing

    • Phishing - Introduction

    • How to recognise phishing emails

    • Check in

  • 5

    Chapter 05: Securing your log-in credentials

    • Securing your log-in credentials

    • Check in

  • 6

    Chapter 06: Use of email to compromise other accounts

    • How email can be used to access other platforms

  • 7

    Chapter 07: Data theft, identity fraud, and the dark web

    • Data theft

    • Identity fraud and the dark web

  • 8

    Chapter 08: Cyber extortion

    • Cyber extortion

    • Can you spot a phishing message? Take this short quiz on the ACSC website (Optional content)

  • 9

    Chapter 09: Human error

    • Human error

    • Check in

  • 10

    Chapter 10: Summary & Addtional Resources

    • Course summary

    • One minute survey - help us provide the education that law firms need

    • Victorian Legal Services Board + Commissioner: Minimum Cybersecurity expectations

    • Helpful Resources from the Australian Cyber Security Centre

  • 11

    About L & C

    • Author and Presenter

    • Our Education Portfolio

Help to build a cyber aware culture in your organisation

Prices are per person and include GST