Practice areas
Security shaped by the matters you handle
A personal injury practice, an IP boutique, and a family law firm face different adversaries. Our programs are scoped to the data and threat model of your practice.
Solo & Small Firms
Small firms are targeted precisely because attackers assume there is no security team. Attorney Armor gives a two-person practice the same attack-surface visibility a 500-attorney firm buys, without hiring anyone.
Learn more Practice areaPersonal Injury
Personal injury practices hold protected health information at volume and move large settlement funds on predictable timelines. That combination makes them one of the most attractive targets in the legal sector.
Learn more Practice areaEstate Planning & Trusts
An estate file is a complete financial dossier: account numbers, asset schedules, beneficiary identities, and family conflict, all in one place. Few documents in the legal industry are worth more to an attacker.
Learn more Practice areaCorporate & M&A
Corporate practices hold pre-announcement information that is directly monetizable. Attackers targeting deal teams are not looking for a ransom — they are looking to trade, or to sell to someone who will.
Learn more Practice areaIntellectual Property
An unfiled patent application is one of the few documents whose theft can destroy its value permanently. IP practices face the most sophisticated adversary set in the legal industry, including nation-state actors.
Learn more Practice areaFamily Law
Family law is the practice area where the adversary is most often a specific, motivated individual who already knows your client — and sometimes their devices, passwords, and schedule. Security failures here create physical-safety risk, not just liability.
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