Legal Sector Enterprise

Trustify advises larger law firms on their cybersecurity requirements. Law firms have come under increased threats of cybercrime over recent years as they look after sensitive, privileged and potentially compromising data as well as significant volumes of client fund.

The dam was broken when the legal sector had to deal with both the Panama papers leak and also the Paradise papers leak. Have major law firms begun to up their cybersecurity game since then? Yes. Are they now where they need to be in terms of securing their digital assets? Our survey findings suggest not.

At Trustify, we help larger law firms to:

secure their privileged client communications with the other parties;

secure their digital real estates – making sure that there’s no entry points for cybercriminals across your websites, extranets or other portals;

avoid being spoofed in order to steal client monies or rip of unwitting clients;

locking down your site code to avoid scammers being able to redirect your web traffic to their poacher sites; and

taking a firm-wide view of your approach to cybersecurity in order to ensure that there are no gaps.

We firmly believe that it is only a matter of time until another Panama or Paradise papers emerges and an ill-prepared law firm goes bust as a result.

Security solutions tailored to your specific needs

For SMEs

We provide products for start-ups and smaller accountants, insurers and retailers, medium-sized law firms and financial services companies, for schools and biotechs.

For Enterprises

We’re trusted to solve cyber-security for major organisations across the public, insurance, financial services, legal, pharmaceutical and accountancy sectors.

For SMEs

We provide products for start-ups and smaller accountants, insurers and retailers, medium-sized law firms and financial services companies, for schools and biotechs.

For Enterprise

We’re trusted to solve cyber-security for major organisations across the public, insurance, financial services, legal, pharmaceutical and accountancy sectors.