IT security built for the way law firms work
Your clients trust you with their most sensitive information. We help small and mid-sized firms protect it, without a full-time IT department.
One compromised mailbox can expose a lot of client files
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Confidential by default
Client files, settlements, financial records and privileged conversations live in email and shared folders. Protecting them is part of the job, not an extra. -
Fake emails that look like yours
Many small offices never finish the setup that tells other mail servers to reject messages faking their domain. Someone can send a client an email that appears to come from your firm. -
Payment instructions and closings
Firms that handle closings, settlements or trust funds are a favorite target for fake payment instructions. A well-protected mailbox and a simple verification habit make that much harder.
What cyber insurers increasingly ask about
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Sign-in protection
Multi-factor sign-in on email and remote access. -
Current, supported software
Every computer patched, and nothing running that its maker has stopped supporting. -
Backups that work
Copies kept separate from your network, and a restore that has actually been tested. -
Staff awareness
Training and practice spotting fake emails. -
A plan for a bad day
Who does what if something goes wrong.
Cyber insurance applications increasingly ask about these controls. We help you answer honestly, and close the gaps.
Plain answers, in plain English
We also talk through staff training and your plan for a bad day, the parts software can't see.
Computers and software
Which machines are patched, which software is out of date or unsupported, and where the real risk sits.
Email and sign-in
Whether your domain can be faked, how mailboxes are protected, and whether multi-factor sign-in is on where it matters.
Backups and recovery
Whether you could get back to work after ransomware or a failed server, and whether anyone has ever tested a restore.
Find out where your firm stands
A free, no-obligation assessment with a plain-English report. Nothing is installed or scanned without your written OK.