SERVICES
Cybersecurity for law firms
Testing, monitoring, training, and incident readiness for the systems behind client confidentiality. Scope your security program around your firm's exposure, operational priorities, and evidence requirements.
- Initial automated assessment
- 6 min
- Critical-finding turnaround
- 48 hrs
- Written-authorization scoped
- 100%
- Core services
- 6
CYBERSECURITY FOR LAW FIRMS
Protect the systems behind every matter
Attorney Armor brings testing, monitoring, staff training, compliance evidence, and incident readiness into a law-firm security program. Scope the work around your client portals, document exchange, email infrastructure, and the people responsible for fixing what we find.
Client confidentiality
Start with the systems that handle client intake, document access, and authentication. Identify exposure and prioritize remediation around the sensitivity of the affected information.
Payment and email risk
Include email authentication and the workflows targeted by wire-fraud pretexts. Pair technical checks with role-specific training for accounting, intake staff, and legal teams.
A record of security work
Bring dated findings, remediation evidence, and control documentation to insurance renewals and outside-counsel security reviews. Your carrier and clients decide what evidence they require.
FEATURED
Penetration Testing
ALL SERVICES
Engagements scoped for legal practice
ONE CONNECTED PROGRAM
Testing informs monitoring. Monitoring informs action.
Your firm's security work should not live in disconnected reports. Start with a baseline, watch for changes, and turn new findings into a prioritized response and a documented record.
- 01Baseline external exposure
- 02Monitor material changes
- 03Translate findings into next steps
OUR STANDARD
Every engagement, the same discipline
Read-only by default
Deeper testing only with written authorization, fully logged.
Ethics-aligned
Mapped to ABA Model Rule 1.6 and Formal Opinion 477R.
Evidence you can hand over
Partner, IT, and insurer-ready deliverables.
CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT
A baseline first. A scoped engagement next.
The free assessment checks your public website and returns a baseline report without an account. It is not a manual penetration test, an internal-network review, or a certification of compliance.
For deeper work, discuss your domains, portals, vendors, and priorities with us. Manual penetration testing is quoted separately; testing boundaries and authorization are agreed before intrusive work begins.
What to bring to the conversation
- Your public domains, client portals, and practice-management systems
- Your IT provider and the person responsible for remediation
- An upcoming insurance renewal or client security questionnaire
- Known concerns, recent system changes, and testing-window constraints
Inspect the evidence before you engage
Review a sample report for the format of findings and recommendations, then use the checklist to organize your firm's priorities.
SCOPE AND RESPONSIBILITY
Security evidence, not blanket assurances
Will this guarantee compliance or insurance coverage?
No. Security reports support your assessment of controls and reasonable efforts; they do not guarantee compliance, prevent every breach, or bind an insurer. Requirements depend on your practice, contracts, applicable law, and policy terms.
Do you replace our IT provider or breach counsel?
No. Findings and remediation guidance help your IT provider act. Incident-response work supports containment and evidence preservation alongside counsel and forensics. Attorney Armor provides cybersecurity services, not legal advice.
See what your firm is exposing today
Run a free, non-intrusive assessment of your firm's public attack surface.