Sensei Enterprises, Inc.

08/12/2026

Catch Sensei Enterprises, Inc.'s, latest article "Your Insurance May Not Be Ready for Autonomous ", which was recently published at Above the Law: https://abovethelaw.com/2026/08/your-cyber-insurance-may-not-be-ready-for-autonomous-ai/

The concern isn't simply that AI creates new cyber threats. It's that organizations may unknowingly introduce risks that fall outside the assumptions underlying their insurance policies.

07/10/2026

Catch Sensei Enterprises, Inc.'s, latest article "When Walk Through the Front Door", which was recently published at Above the Law: https://abovethelaw.com/2026/07/when-cyberattacks-walk-through-the-front-door/
Excerpt: For years, law firms have invested heavily in defending against remote cyberattacks. Firewalls, multifactor authentication, endpoint detection, email security, and employee awareness training have become standard components of modern cybersecurity programs. The underlying assumption has been that attackers would try to gain access through the firm’s technology infrastructure. Increasingly, however, cybercriminals are succeeding by exploiting something much simpler: human trust.

Cybersecurity is no longer confined to the digital world.

07/02/2026

Happy 250th Birthday America!

06/18/2026

The American Bar Associations’ Law Practice Today, recently featured Sensei Enterprises, Inc.'s article, “How to Keep Agent-Based AI Systems in Check”. Read the article here: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/law_practice/resources/law-practice-today/2026/june-2026/how-to-keep-agent-based-ai-systems-in-check/

Excerpt:
Agent-based AI systems can automate workflows, but inadequate monitoring, logging, and stop controls create significant operational, ethical, and professional responsibility risks for law firms.
Law firms adopting agentic AI should evaluate audit trails, human oversight checkpoints, and system shutdown controls before deploying autonomous tools handling client communications or sensitive data.

Law firms adopting agentic AI should evaluate audit trails, human oversight checkpoints, and system shutdown controls before deploying autonomous tools handling client communications or sensitive data.

06/16/2026

Happy 22nd Work Anniversary to our President and CEO Mike! Congratulations, Mike, on reaching an impressive 22-year milestone! Thank you for your leadership, hard work, and dedication.

06/08/2026

Sensei Enterprises, Inc. article "Your Clients Have Estate Plans. Their Digital Lives Probably Don’t" was recently published in the Indiana State Bar's June 2026 issue of Res Gestae Magazine. Read the article here (page 24): https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.inbar.org/resource/resmgr/pdfs/pdfs2/June_2026_RG.pdf =24

06/03/2026

Catch Sensei Enterprises, Inc.'s, latest article "The Vulnerability Window Is Shrinking", which was recently published at Above the Law: https://abovethelaw.com/2026/06/the-vulnerability-window-is-shrinking/

Excerpt: For years, law firms have approached cybersecurity with a simple assumption: when a new vulnerability is discovered, there will be time to respond.

That assumption may be getting harder to defend.

Google recently disclosed that it disrupted a cyberattack in which threat actors allegedly used artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and exploit a previously unknown software vulnerability. The attack was stopped before it caused damage, but the implications extend well beyond a single incident.

Law firms do not need to panic every time a new AI-related cybersecurity headline appears, but they do need to be ready to act.

05/22/2026

This Memorial Day Weekend, we remember and honor the heroes who gave everything for our country. isn't free. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. ❤️🤍💙

05/12/2026

Text messages can be some of the most persuasive evidence in a case — but they are also easy to mishandle. Here are 5 common mistakes relating to text message evidence.

05/06/2026

Catch Sensei Enterprises, Inc.'s, latest article "Your Clients Have Estate Plans. Their Digital Lives Probably Don't", which was recently published at Above the Law. https://abovethelaw.com/2026/05/your-clients-have-estate-plans-their-digital-lives-probably-dont/

Excerpt: Most people have at least a basic plan, a will, maybe a trust, beneficiary designations, and powers of attorney. The traditional pieces are usually there. What is missing is everything else.

Today, much of a person’s life exists entirely in digital form, including financial accounts, payment platforms, photos, documents, cloud storage, loyalty points, and even smart home systems. As a recent SANS OUCH newsletter points out, when someone dies without a plan for those assets, families can face financial disruption, security risks, and the permanent loss of important data.

Estate planning need doesn't need to become more complicated. It needs to become more complete.