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Security intelligence for the legal profession.
Field notes from the engineers protecting AmLaw firms, boutique practices, and the privileged data they hold.
ABA Model Rule 1.6: A Practical Cybersecurity Checklist for 2026
Rule 1.6(c) requires 'reasonable efforts' to protect client information. Here's what reasonable actually looks like in 2026 — and how to document it.
The Phishing Playbook Targeting Law Firms in 2026
Adversaries have moved past generic invoice scams. The current wave uses court-filing impersonation, MFA fatigue, and AI-cloned partner voices.
Securing Client Intake Portals Without Killing Conversion
Intake forms are the highest-value, lowest-protected surface at most firms. Here's how to harden them without adding friction.
What Underwriters Will Actually Ask You in 2026 Renewals
Cyber insurance renewal questionnaires have doubled in length. The questions that move premiums are not the ones you'd expect.
The First 72 Hours: An Incident Response Playbook for Law Firms
Most firms lose the case in the first three hours. A practical, hour-by-hour playbook for the moments after detection.
Using AI Tools Without Waiving Privilege
ChatGPT, Copilot, and the next ten tools your associates will install. A framework for AI adoption that keeps work product protected.