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The article offers several security solutions to protect law firm's data. Topics discussed include establishment of the Information Security Policy (ISP) that maintains confidentiality of firm's information; incorporation of essential data while drafting an ISP like risk management, secure destruction of unwanted devices and information access security; and application of security control to minimize security risks like security audits and malware protection.

The article offers information on several microcomputer software for real property including the GoTo-Meeting for web conference from Citrix Systems Inc., the XpressDox client/server of cloud based document assembly software from O2Smart Pty Ltd. and HotDocs Document Services from HotDocs Ltd.

The article focuses on the emergence of several technological innovations and its impact on the practice of law in the U.S. It notes that while iPad and iPhones offer capabilities that can enhance the works of lawyers, some of them were cautious in embracing the new technologies. It adds that the arrival of the 3G iPad assures to outperform the capacities of personal computers.

The article presents information on the growing popularity of online social networks and it's impact on law practice. It is suggested that as an attorney one should master in online social networks to stay current with developments and gain visibility among potential clients across the world. It is suggested that attorneys should check with bar regulators of their state to check what is allowed before doing anything online.

The article presents information on the benefits of cloud computing for attorneys. Complete practice management systems can be secured through cloud computing for a small monthly fee. Cloud computing services can reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) in various ways including bringing financial savings and easy access.

The article offers suggestions of the periodical regarding the technology and microcomputer software in the real property area. Topics discussed include to use the word processing software, and spreadsheet applications in the real estate transactions, the use of smartphones and the Internet-based cloud applications, and use of digital signatures for the work related to portable document format (PDF) files.

The article discusses how technology can help law practitioners in the real property business. Topics include use of document assembly software to generate document, use of automated systems to help reduce dependence on skilled employees, standardization of documents of firms with the help of technology to avoid errors, and use of workflow software to manage nature of law practice.

The article evaluates several browsers including Chrome from Google Inc., Firefox from Mozilla Corp. and Internet Explorer from Microsoft Corp.

The article reviews several software related to real property including Mozilla Firefox browser, information manager InfoSelect and Palm's Operating System/software.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for automating legal documents.

The article informs that expert systems can serve as effective tools to improve the due diligence process for real estate transactions. While expert systems are useful tools for managing due diligence for all species of real estate transactions, their implementation and use also can be one step to take to regain the confidence of investors in the quality of securitized loans, whether used by lenders, purchasers, rating agencies or regulators.

The article offers information on various technology products available for the real property industry. The American Bar Association (ABA) Section of Business Law is selling an 8 GB Apple iPod Touch to ABA members and members of Section of Business Law at a concession. The ABA Legal Technology Resource Center (LTRC) web site provides a large quantity of practical and useful information for ABA members. It states the usefulness of instant messaging for lawyers and clients.

The article offers information on the use of information technology and microcomputer software in areas related to real property. It mentions the use and benefits of OneDrive software that provides subscribers with storage in cloud computing. It also highlights the use of Microsoft Office 36 software as discussed in a previous issue of the periodical.

The article offers brief information on two office software from computer software company, Microsoft Office 365 from Microsoft Corp. and Adobe Creative Cloud from Adobe Systems Inc.

The article discusses various ways of protecting personal information in the U.S. It highlights several requirements that need to be considered by public and private organizations in enhancing client data's privacy and security protection. Furthermore, it suggests for the continuation of the right to information privacy into the future.