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ILTA - International Legal Technology Association

Podcast series from the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA).

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  • Avg 15 min
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  • #631
    July 20 · 5 min

    #0202: Hot Topics - 20/07/2026

    Join us for our newest podcast series, Hot Topics, posted weekly every Monday. We'll take you through the latest news in the Legal Tech and AI space to keep you up-to-date for the week ahead. Interested in reading more on a certain story? We've got you covered—all of our sources are linked below: AI: techstartups.com/2026/07/17/top-tech-news-today-july-17-2026-anthropic-apple-google-meta-moonshot-ai-nvidia-more aitoolsrecap.com/Blog/… buildfastwithai.com/blogs/ai-news-today-july-17-2026 legaltechnology.com/latest-news lawzana.com/article/legal-tech/lawzana-legal-tech-ai-briefing-july-2026-352 Legal Tech: legaltechnology.com/latest-news artificiallawyer.com law.com/legaltechnews lawzana.com/article/legal-tech/lawzana-legal-tech-ai-briefing-july-2026-352 legaltechmonitor.com

  • #629
    July 15 · 32 min

    #0200: (JIT) ILTA Just-In-Time: When Big AI Comes to Legal

    This ILTA Voices episode explored the growing role of frontier AI companies and major technology providers in the legal market, examining their impact and whether it matters. The discussion covered how large law firms, corporate legal departments, and legal tech vendors are being affected by evolving client expectations, AI-ready deliverables, and new partnership models. Moderator: @Paul Giedraitis - CEO, Orgaimi Speakers: @Patrick DiDomenico - Founder & CEO, InspireKM Consulting @Nicola Shaver - CEO and Co-Founder, Legaltech Hub Recorded on 07-15-2026.

  • #628
    July 13 · 5 min

    #0199: Hot Topics - 13/07/2026

    Join us for our newest podcast series, Hot Topics, posted weekly every Monday. We'll take you through the latest news in the Legal Tech and AI space to keep you up-to-date for the week ahead. Interested in reading more on a certain story? We've got you covered—all of our sources are linked below: https://techpp.com/2026/07/10/daily-brief-july-10-2026-chatgpt-work/ https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/09/meta-enters-the-crowded-ai-coding-battle-with-muse-spark-1-1/ https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/07/chinese-ai-models-costs-us-openai-anthropic.html https://www.reuters.com/business/zuckerberg-says-ai-agent-development-going-slower-than-expected-2026-07-02/ https://www.artificiallawyer.com/ https://legaltechnology.com/latest-news/ https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/ https://www.legaltechmonitor.com/

  • #627
    July 8 · 12 min

    #0198: (JIT) ILTA Just-In-Time: Vibe Coding – Built by AI, Owned by You, Reviewed by Nobody

    Legal professionals are increasingly using AI to build internal automations, workflow tools, and client-facing applications, often without the involvement of the IT or security departments. This episode examines what happens when "vibe coding" meets the legal environment: client data handled by code nobody fully understands, third-party dependencies nobody vetted, and compliance obligations nobody mapped. Listeners will leave with practical tips for enabling AI-assisted code development without abandoning their duty of care. Moderator: @Jack Recinto - Director of Applications, Ice Miller LLP Speaker: @Ken Fishkin - Associate Director of Information Security, Lowenstein Sandler LLP Recorded on 07-08-2026.

  • #625
    July 1 · 10 min

    #0196: (WIS) From Desktop to Defense: Brenda Albeno's 15-Year Security Journey on SheSecures Podcast

    Brenda Albeno, GRC Manager at Loeb & Loeb, joined host Heather Morrow for the She Secures podcast to share her journey from IT operations into cybersecurity. Her entry into the field began with an unexpected project: building a physical asset inventory from scratch after the firm had none. What she assumed would be a quick task turned into weeks of detective work, uncovering laptops stashed under beds, cribs, and even in bathrooms. The director of security was so impressed with both the outcome and her approach that he invited her to join the security team. Fifteen years later, she's still in the field. Brenda is candid about the steep learning curve she faced, crediting late nights of self-study, her Security Plus certification, and the mentorship of her director, Mark Ewing Chao, as the pillars that carried her through. She describes him as someone who believed in her before she fully believed in herself. Today, Brenda's passion is governance, risk, and compliance. Her days are a constant juggle of vendor assessments, client security questionnaires, policy reviews, and cross-functional collaboration with IT, legal, and leadership. She sees herself as a translator between technical teams and legal stakeholders, focused on building programs that people will actually follow, not just policies that look good on paper. She closes with a message for women in and around the industry: she wishes more people, especially women, were exposed to cybersecurity earlier in their careers, so they could see just how many different paths the field has to offer.

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