
Your Clients Trust You with Their Most Sensitive Information
With cyber threats on the rise, it’s more important than ever to make sure your security is top-notch.
Your Current IT Is Not Enough.
You know the old saying, “The man who represents himself has a fool for a client." The same applies when relying solely on your IT team for cybersecurity. It only takes one cyber attack to expose sensitive client data, and your clients will hold you responsible—not your IT department. A breach of attorney-client confidentiality can lead to fines, penalties, and even disbarment. Relying solely on your IT provider creates blind spots, as they are familiar with your day-to-day operations.

Only a third-party cybersecurity assessment ensures your firm is fully protected and compliant, safeguarding both your reputation and your legal standing.
What We do
We provide a comprehensive in-depth cybersecurity risk assessment, led by a former hacker who knows exactly how hackers think. We identify the vulnerabilities in your firm’s systems that other IT teams are completely unaware of, helping you close any security gaps before they’re exploited.
With our expertise, you can be confident that your firm is secured.
Evaluate Risks
Most law firms are unaware of the actual financial burden they can carry from the risk of exposing sensitive data, leaving them vulnerable to costly breaches and legal penalties.
Test Disaster Plans
Without a routinely tested disaster recovery plan, a breach or outage can lead to extended downtime, permanent data loss, and severe financial and reputational damage.
Investigate Vulnerabilities
It takes just one outdated software in a law firm to serve as an entry point for hackers to exploit, providing access to all of your confidential data and critical systems, without even using a password.
Review IT Policies
A strong IT policy is essential for protecting firms because it establishes clear guidelines for your team on handling technology, helping prevent breaches, safeguarding sensitive client information, establishing safeguards for sensitive client information, establishing safeguards for sensitive client information, and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
Attack Simulation
Performing simulated attacks is a surefire way to identifying weaknesses in your systems, test your firm's ability to respond to real threats, and strengthen overall security before an actual cyber-attack occurs.