For nearly 15 years I have taken great pride in keeping QuisLex secure, ensuring the trust placed in us by our clients is always met. You could describe me as security-obsessed, as I think about risk 24/7.

A common thread among the lawyers at QuisLex is feeling confined at traditional law firms and have a desire for adventure. My story is not so different. After law school, I was a litigation associate at a New York law firm focused on pharmaceutical patent and product liability.

Instances of cybercrime are growing, both in frequency and in sophistication. Criminals attack indiscriminately, targeting corporations, legal and other firms, nonprofit organizations, academic institutions and government agencies alike, continually finding new ways to infiltrate systems and disrupt operations.

Before QuisLex, I was practicing law in the Calcutta High Court. I was fulfilling my family destiny as the 4th generation of lawyers to do so. But I was unfulfilled. Then 11 years ago I found QuisLex and my legal perspective became global.

Historically, nondisclosure agreements have been limited in scope, purpose and length, making them a relatively easy function of contracting. But as organizations increasingly include data processing addenda or related privacy and security terms to their NDA templates, those agreements are becoming more complex.