The security stack law firms run on.
Smarter pentesting, real-time attack-surface intelligence, and audit-ready evidence — engineered for the privileged data your practice handles every day.
Threat Landscape
Your firm sits on the most valuable data on the internet.
M&A pipelines. Trade secrets. Settlement terms. Witness lists. To a sophisticated adversary, a single mid-market firm is worth more than a hundred SaaS startups — and they price it that way.
of law firms suffered a breach in the last year
ABA Cybersecurity Report
average cost of a breach involving privileged client data
IBM Cost of a Breach
of firms have no formal incident response plan
Ponemon Institute
ABA Model Rule requires reasonable security efforts
ABA Standing Committee
Command Center
Firm-wide security, one pane of glass.
Every domain, finding, and report unified into one executive view — the kind your managing partner will actually open.
Vulnerabilities by Severity
Last 30 daysSecurity Trend
+14 ptsMonitoring Activity
Exposed admin endpoint
2m ago
TLS 1.0 still enabled
1h ago
New subdomain detected
3h ago
SSL cert renewed
1d ago
Outdated WordPress plugin
2d ago
Engine
See the scanner in motion.
Every assessment runs through our adversary-grade engine — the same recon, fingerprinting, and exploit chains used by today's most active threat actors, distilled into plain English.
Platform
One platform. Every layer of defense.
From rapid web scans to full red-team engagements — modular, API-first, and built around how attorneys actually work.
Website Assessments
Deep scans for OWASP Top 10, misconfigurations, and exposed data — translated for non-technical partners.
Smart Pentesting
Adversary-grade exploit chains generated and executed by AI agents — the speed of automation, the rigor of red teams.
Vulnerability Discovery
Continuous coverage across CMS, APIs, plugins, and auth flows — zero false positives shipped to your inbox.
Attack-Surface Intelligence
Live mapping of shadow assets, leaked credentials, and dark-web mentions tied to your firm.
Security Scorecards
A defensible 0–100 score you can hand to clients, opposing counsel, and underwriters.
Compliance Automation
ABA Rule 1.6, HIPAA, GLBA, GDPR, and state-bar guidance — mapped, evidenced, exported.
Insurance-Ready Evidence
Pre-bind questionnaires and underwriter packages that quantifiably lower premiums.
Incident Readiness
Runbooks, tabletop simulations, and 24/7 escalation tuned to the practice of law.
Workflow
From signup to defensible posture — in under an hour.
No in-house security team. No consultant retainer. No ninety-day implementation.
Connect in 30 seconds
Drop in your firm's root domain. We auto-discover every subdomain, portal, and exposed service. No agents, no installers, no IT ticket.
Map your attack surface
AI agents fingerprint every asset and probe it with the same techniques used by today's most active threat actors — continuously, not quarterly.
Prioritize by client risk
Each finding is scored by exploitability and the data it puts at risk — privileged comms, M&A files, PII — not abstract CVSS numbers.
Ship audit-ready evidence
One click exports partner briefings, IT remediation packages, and carrier-grade evidence files for cyber insurance and bar compliance.
Why Attorney Armor
The only security platform that speaks legal.
Most tools were built for SaaS and retrofitted for law firms. Attorney Armor was engineered from day one around the duties, deadlines, and data your practice is entrusted with.
Designed around legal ethics
Every workflow honors attorney-client privilege. We capture exposure signals — never document contents.
Mapped to ABA Model Rule 1.6
Findings arrive pre-mapped to ABA Formal Opinions 477R and 483, plus active state-bar guidance from CA, NY, TX, FL, and IL.
Privilege-aware scoring
We classify each finding by the data it exposes — privileged communications, M&A files, or PII — not raw CVSS.
Fluent in cyber underwriting
Generate evidence packages formatted for major cyber-insurance carriers — so renewal questionnaires get answered in minutes, not weeks.
Return on Investment
A security program that pays for itself in a single quarter.
Get a defensible security score your carrier and your managing partner both trust — with evidence packages built for the way law firms actually get renewed, audited, and referred.
Solutions
Built for every shape of practice.
Solo & Small Firms
An affordable, automated baseline that activates in minutes. No IT department required.
See plansMid-Market & AmLaw
Multi-domain coverage, role-based access, SSO, and white-glove pentest delivery from our in-house red team.
See plansGeneral Counsel
Vendor risk scoring, board-ready briefings, and continuous compliance evidence for enterprise stakeholders.
See plansPricing
Pricing that scales with your practice.
Every plan begins with a complimentary assessment. No credit card. No sales call.
Practice
For solo & small firms
- 1 firm website
- Monthly assessments
- Email findings & reports
- Compliance checklist
Firm
Most popular for growing practices
- 10 domains + subdomains
- Weekly automated pentests
- Attack surface monitoring
- Cyber-insurance readiness package
- Priority support
Enterprise
AmLaw & multi-office firms
- Unlimited assets
- Manual red-team engagements
- Dedicated security advisor
- SAML SSO + SCIM
- Custom SLAs
FAQ
Answers for managing partners
The questions every firm asks before entrusting a security vendor with their reputation.
From the blog
Field notes from the front lines.
Threat intel, compliance breakdowns, and incident response playbooks written for the firms we protect.
Security Awareness Training for Law Firms (2026): Programs That Actually Stop Phishing, Wire Fraud, and Insider Mistakes
Ninety percent of law-firm breaches start with a person, not a server — a clicked link, an approved wire, a document shared to the wrong portal. This is the 2026 guide to building security awareness training that partners will complete, insurers will credit, and attackers will fail against: real curricula, phishing-simulation cadences, pricing benchmarks, metrics that matter, and the ABA and FTC requirements behind it all.
Vulnerability Assessment vs. Penetration Testing for Law Firms (2026): Which Cybersecurity Test Do You Actually Need?
Law firms are asked for 'a security test' by insurers, clients, and outside counsel guidelines — but a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test are not the same thing, don't cost the same, and don't satisfy the same requirements. Here's the 2026 breakdown: what each test finds, what each costs, how often to run them, and how to choose the right one for your firm's size and risk.
Data Breach Lawyer: When to Hire One, What They Cost, and the 2026 Notification Clocks You Can't Miss
A complete 2026 guide to hiring a data breach lawyer — retainer structures and hourly ranges, the state-by-state notification clocks (some as short as 30 days), how privileged incident response actually works, and the checklist general counsel and managing partners use to vet breach counsel before a call is ever made.
Scan your firm in real time.
Enter your firm's domain. Our AI scanner inspects security headers, transport security, exposed paths, and session hygiene — then returns a graded vulnerability report below.
Non-intrusive, read-only checks. Handled under attorney-client confidentiality.