Controlled access
Configure multi-factor authentication, permissions and account lifecycles around legal roles and staff responsibilities.
Solicitors and regulated legal teams
Secure IT support for confidential legal work.
Controlled access, dependable recovery and clear ownership for legal practices handling sensitive client and case information.
Legal confidentiality, clearly supported
Keep client and case information controlled and available.
Client communications, identity documents and case files need to remain confidential while still being available to authorised staff wherever approved work takes place.
We secure Microsoft 365, email and business devices, support dependable backup and recovery, and coordinate the surrounding technology with authorised case-management and specialist software providers.
How we help
Support shaped around your environment.
Secure devices
Maintain supported software, managed endpoint protection and controlled access across business equipment.
Case-data resilience
Plan recoverable copies of important information and practical continuity for deadline-driven work.
Secure legal working
Support controlled office, mobile and remote access for authorised staff.
Legal-service continuity
Support that respects professional responsibilities.
Recommendations are proportionate to the information handled, the way the practice works and the consequences of unauthorised access, downtime or loss.
- Microsoft 365, email and identity security
- Managed business computers and mobile devices
- Secure office and remote-working arrangements
- Backup, recovery and continuity planning for case information
- Coordination with authorised legal software providers
- Cyber Essentials technical readiness
- Responsive remote and onsite support
Confidentiality and responsibility
Controls shaped around legal obligations.
We can implement proportionate technical measures that support UK GDPR security responsibilities and help keep confidential information available only to authorised users.
For regulated legal practices, those controls can support the SRA duty to protect current and former client information, while responsibility for legal and regulatory compliance remains with the practice.