January 31st, 2011 by Gwynne Monahan
Clio Strengthens Security of Cloud-Based Practice Management System with Two-Factor Authentication
LEGALTECH NEW YORK, NYC – January 31, 2011 – At LegalTech New York this week, Vancouver-based Themis Solutions Inc. is pleased to announce improved security for its leading cloud-based legal practice management system, Clio, with the introduction of two-factor authentication. Designed to offer attorneys and their clients an even greater level of security and privacy protection, two-factor authentication was developed as part of Clio’s commitment to be the most secure practice management system in the cloud.
Although the internet is a trusted medium for hosting critical applications and information, passwords are often a weak link in the chain of security between a web application and a user. Clio’s two-factor authentication option allows subscribers to require that passwords be used in conjunction with a secure PIN delivered to a mobile device or other secondary authentication mechanism. This means enhanced security for all users, and ensures that a weak or compromised password can’t be used alone to gain access to sensitive data.
Jack Newton, President of Clio, notes, “Security is a critical component of any cloud-based law practice management solution. At Clio, we continually strive to provide our customers with leading-edge tools and security, and two-factor authentication furthers our commitment to provide our users with the best data security and privacy protection in the market.” Newton continues, “In a world of many passwords, it’s easy for credentials to become familiar, repetitive and ultimately insecure. With two- factor authentication, sensitive firm information remains protected, even if a password becomes compromised.”
For more information on Clio and two-factor authentication security, visit: www.goclio.com.
About Clio and Themis Solutions
Clio, a comprehensive web-based practice management Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product, is specifically designed for solo practitioners and small law firms using PCs or Macs. It can be accessed from any internet-enabled computer or mobile device. Secure and easy-to-use, Clio provides case/matter management, time tracking, billing/invoicing, client contact and document management, task scheduling, trust accounting, and detailed performance analysis and reporting. In addition, Clio includes Clio Connect, a secure portal for document sharing, bill payment and collaboration with clients, as well as Clio Express, an offline time capture application. Clio also offers dynamic synchronization services with Google Apps and Microsoft Outlook.
Clio’s parent company, Themis Solutions Inc., is based in Vancouver, British Columbia. The company was founded by Jack Newton and Rian Gauvreau. Visit www.goclio.com, e-mail info@goclio.com, call 1-888-858-CLIO, or follow on Twitter @goclio.
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