Cybersecurity for Law Firms

Protecting Attorney-Client Privilege and Securing Law Firm Operations with SubRosa

In today's digital legal landscape, law firms face increasing cyber threats targeting client data, confidential case information, and attorney-client privilege. SubRosa's cybersecurity services help legal professionals safeguard sensitive information, maintain ethical obligations, and build trust with clients and partners.

Regardless of how rapidly the legal industry evolves with new technologies and digital platforms, SubRosa believes two fundamental aspects of law practice will never change:

1. Attorney-client privilege and protection of confidential information is paramount.
2. Legal practice's reliance on digital tools and case management systems will continue to expand.

SubRosa's in-depth understanding of cybersecurity for law firms, and the challenges that go with it mean we can assist your organization in defining and quantifying its cyber risk profile. Whatever your legal practice, we understand the unique challenges you face and can assist you in protecting your most sensitive client information and maintain security whilst operating within complex legal ecosystems.

Addressing Law Firm-specific Cybersecurity Challenges

We aim to address some of the more formidable cybersecurity challenges and concerns faced by law firm IT and security professionals today:

• Protecting attorney-client privilege and confidential case information
• Securing client data and financial transaction information
• Managing cybersecurity across case management and document management systems
• Protecting against business email compromise (BEC) and wire fraud attacks
• Ensuring compliance with legal ethics rules and data protection regulations
• Securing remote work environments and mobile device access

Comprehensive Cybersecurity Solutions for Law Firms by SubRosa

SubRosa offers a comprehensive suite of cybersecurity services specifically designed for law firms. Our solutions help you protect client data, maintain attorney-client privilege, and build resilience against cyber threats targeting the legal industry.