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We provide IT and cybersecurity support for law firms and in-house legal teams: Microsoft 365 and identity security, client-confidentiality and access controls, email security against wire fraud and impersonation, and help answering the security questionnaires corporate clients increasingly require of their outside counsel.
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We keep claims modest and practical: better controls, clearer documentation, and security practices that can support audits and reviews.
Microsoft 365 and Entra ID hardening for startups, mid-sized companies, and small IT teams — MFA, admin cleanup, secure sharing, tenant review. Bay Area, Sacramento, Reno.
Email security for startups, mid-sized companies, and small IT teams — SPF, DKIM, DMARC to enforcement, anti-phishing, and business email compromise prevention on Microsoft 365. Bay Area, Sacramento, Reno.
Practical cybersecurity reviews for startups and mid-sized companies — plus help answering enterprise security questionnaires and vendor due diligence. Prioritized, plain-language findings. Bay Area, Sacramento, Reno.
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Yes. Corporate clients increasingly send law firms security questionnaires and outside-counsel guidelines, and most of what they ask about is Microsoft 365, identity, endpoint, and email configuration. We put those controls in place and help you answer accurately.
By tightening how information is shared and who can reach it: MFA and Conditional Access on every account, sharing controls so files aren’t over-exposed, managed and encrypted devices, and access boundaries aligned to matters. We also document who has access to what so it can be reviewed as teams and matters change.
Yes. We manage identity and devices so remote attorneys get consistent security and reliable access, and we can require managed, encrypted devices for sensitive work without disrupting how people practice.
Yes. Settlement and closing periods concentrate wire-fraud risk, so we combine email authentication and impersonation protection with mailbox-rule monitoring and verified callback procedures for any changed payment instruction — the controls with the strongest track record against it.