Practice type
Cybersecurity for Solo Practitioners & Small Law 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.
- Entry plan
- $99/moEntry plan
- First assessment
- 6 minFirst assessment
- IT staff required
- 0IT staff required
The realistic threat picture
For a small practice the damage rarely comes from a sophisticated zero-day.
- Business email compromise redirecting a settlement or escrow wire
- Reused credentials from an unrelated breach reaching a cloud practice-management login
- Ransomware on a single unpatched workstation taking the whole matter archive offline
- A public website or intake form leaking client contact and matter details
What good looks like at this size
MFA everywhere, tested backups, email authentication configured correctly, staff who verify wire changes by phone, and continuous visibility into what is exposed. That set of controls closes the overwhelming majority of small-firm incidents — and it is exactly what carriers ask about.
Ethics obligations do not scale down
Model Rule 1.6(c) applies identically to a solo and to an AmLaw 100 firm. Reasonable efforts are judged against the sensitivity of the information and the cost of safeguards — not the size of your practice.
Frequently asked questions
We have no IT staff. Can we still use this?
Yes. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure. You enter your domain, receive findings in plain English, and hand the remediation playbook to whoever maintains your systems — including us.
Is this overkill for a solo practice?
Solo and small firms account for a disproportionate share of reported legal-sector incidents, largely because attackers automate. Automated defense is the proportionate answer to automated attack.
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