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Security Awareness Training for Law Firms
Generic training modules about Nigerian princes do nothing for a paralegal receiving a wiring-instruction change two hours before a closing. Our simulations use the pretexts that actually target law firms: opposing counsel, e-filing notices, client escrow changes, and court clerk attachments.
- Legal-specific pretext templates
- 12Legal-specific pretext templates
- Recommended simulation cadence
- QuarterlyRecommended simulation cadence
- Completion tracking for audits
- 100%Completion tracking for audits
Legal-specific phishing simulations
Pretexts modeled on real campaigns against firms.
- Wiring-instruction changes during real-estate and settlement closings
- E-filing and docket notification lures
- Opposing counsel document-share requests
- Client portal password-reset spoofs
- Managing partner voice and text pretexting (vishing and smishing)
Training that respects billable hours
Short, role-specific modules — partners, associates, paralegals, intake staff, and accounting each get what applies to them. Accounting gets escrow and wire verification. Intake gets document-handling and identity verification.
Evidence, not just awareness
Completion rates, click rates, and reporting rates are tracked per person and per department, and roll straight into your carrier questionnaire and client security reviews.
Frequently asked questions
How often should law firm staff be trained?
Annual formal training plus quarterly simulations is the cadence most carriers and outside counsel guidelines now expect. Firms that simulate quarterly typically see click rates fall substantially within the first year.
Are simulations disclosed to staff?
That is your call. Most firms announce that simulations occur without disclosing timing, which preserves realism while keeping the program transparent and non-punitive.
Related reading
Security Awareness Training for Law Firms (2026): Programs That Actually Stop Phishing, Wire Fraud, and Insider Mistakes
Read guide Threat IntelThe Phishing Playbook Targeting Law Firms in 2026
Read guide GuidesCybersecurity for Law Firms: The 2026 Playbook (ABA-Aligned, Insurance-Ready)
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