Bought isn't the same as configured.
Most breaches we're called about happen at firms that already had security tools. Nobody had tuned them, nobody was watching the alerts, and nobody had tested the backup. We do the part that comes after the purchase order.
✲ The Problem.
Most firms don’t have a security problem because they skipped buying something. They have one because what they bought was installed on day one and never touched again. The antivirus is running on defaults. The firewall has rules nobody can explain. The alerts go to an inbox nobody reads.
Law firms are a better target than most. You hold client funds, privileged documents and deal information, and your staff get email from strangers all day as part of the job. Attackers know a paralegal will open an attachment called “Amended complaint”.
None of that is solved by another product. It’s solved by someone owning the tools you have, every day.
✲ Detection & Response.
- Endpoint detection (EDR)
- Identity threat detection
- SIEM
- 24/7 MDR
- DNS filtering
- Vulnerability scanning
Watched, not just installed
Contained first
A named escalation path
✲ Email Security.
- Phishing filtering
- Impersonation protection
- SPF, DKIM & DMARC
- Report-and-remove
- Wire fraud controls
Filtering that's tuned
Your domain, protected
When something gets through
✲ Security Training.
- Awareness training
- Phishing simulation
- Completion reporting
- Insurer evidence
Short & regular
Phishing simulations
Reports for insurers & clients
No security
program yet.
Tools nobody
is running.
Twelve years and over 150 projects for businesses that never had to think about IT.
Case Study
Employment law firm, three offices.
Guide
Scan Microsoft 365 for malicious email.
✲ How it works.
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Assessment.We check what you have against what a law firm needs: MFA, endpoint coverage, email protection, backups and admin accounts. You get the gaps in writing, in priority order.01.
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Hardening baseline.We fix the gaps, highest risk first: MFA enforced, old logins blocked, admin rights removed from everyday accounts, and domain email records corrected.02.
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Monitoring.Endpoint and email alerts go to people who know your environment. Phishing simulations start.03.
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Review.A quarterly review of what we caught, what changed and what's next. It's also the evidence your insurer and your clients will ask for.04.
The things people ask us first.
Usually three things: someone watching the alerts, MFA that's enforced rather than optional, and a backup somebody has actually restored from. Antivirus catches known threats. Most incidents we see use a stolen password or a convincing email, and neither of those sets off antivirus.
We handle them. We contain the affected devices or accounts, investigate what happened, clean up, and write it up for you, your insurer and, if needed, your clients. If your cyber policy requires its own incident response firm, we work alongside them. Incident response is quoted separately from the monthly rate. Monitoring and alerting are included, so you'll know the moment something's wrong.
In most cases, yes. MFA, endpoint detection, backups, email security and staff training are the controls insurers ask about most, and all of them are part of our standard plan. Our clients renew on this setup. We'll also go through your renewal questionnaire with you before it's submitted, so your answers match what's actually in place.
Tell us straight away, with the report button or a call to your pod. Don't wait to see whether anything happens, and don't try to clean it up yourself. The sooner we know, the less there is to clean up. We'd rather hear about ten false alarms than miss one real one.
✲ Find out what your security tools are actually doing.
A short assessment of what's installed, what's configured and what's being watched. You get the results in writing whether or not you hire us.