Solo practices to multi-attorney firms
Law firms hold exactly what attackers want: confidential client files, settlement details, and trust account information. Criminals also target firms with wire fraud, impersonating a client or title company to redirect closing or settlement funds.
Professional conduct rules require reasonable efforts to prevent unauthorized access to client information, and more clients and insurers now ask how your firm protects it. We give you the protection, and the documentation, to answer with confidence.
ABA Model Rule 1.6(c), reflected in Iowa and most states, calls for reasonable efforts to prevent unauthorized disclosure of client information.
Model Rule 1.6(c)Comment 8 to Model Rule 1.1 extends a lawyer's duty of competence to understanding the risks of the technology they use.
Model Rule 1.1, Comment 8Corporate clients and cyber insurers increasingly ask detailed security questions. We provide the answers and the evidence behind them.
Documentation readyConfidential client information deserves more than a basic antivirus and a shared password.
Our Security Operations Center watches every device and mailbox around the clock.
Learn more →Multi-factor login and managed passwords keep client files behind more than one lock.
Learn more →Training and phishing tests that teach staff to spot fake payment and settlement requests.
Learn more →Case files and email backed up and tested, so a ransomware attack does not stop your practice.
Learn more →Clear answers and documentation for client and insurer security questionnaires.
Learn more →Help desk support for attorneys and staff, in the office or on the road.
Learn more →FAQ
We secure and support the computers, network, and accounts your firm uses to reach those systems. The software vendor supports the application itself, and we work with them when issues cross over.
Yes. Corporate clients and cyber insurers increasingly ask detailed security questions. We help you answer them accurately and provide the evidence behind your answers.
We combine email security, multi-factor login, and staff training on payment verification, so a convincing fake email is far less likely to move money.
Your duties of confidentiality and technology competence remain yours. We help you take reasonable, documented steps to protect client information. CyberCore is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
Our 24/7 Security Operations Center contains the threat, and we walk you through what happened and what needs to happen next. See how we respond to incidents.
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