Industries
Document security, dependable remote work, and a network that doesn't fail the week of trial.
Firms need confidentiality controls that hold up to client scrutiny, dependable access to documents from courtrooms and home offices, email security against invoice and wire fraud, fast help desk response for attorneys billing by the hour, and recovery plans that protect matter files. Most of that is identity, document architecture and continuity work.
Client confidentiality in practice means knowing who can open which matter, enforcing MFA, controlling external sharing in SharePoint and OneDrive, and being able to show what happened to a document.
We design permissions around matters and practice groups rather than inherited folder trees nobody has audited in a decade.
Attacks on firms concentrate on money movement and client communication: a compromised mailbox watches a transaction and inserts changed wire instructions at the right moment.
Controls that matter here are MFA, mailbox rule auditing, external-sender warnings, and a verification procedure for payment changes that does not rely on email.
Common questions
We support the environment they run on and act as escalation point with the software vendor, including performance, access and integration issues.
Yes — with managed devices, Conditional Access and cloud document access, remote work does not require loosening security.
We review your network, security posture, cloud tenant and recovery plan, then hand you a plain-language report of what we found and what it means for the business.
