Do you do penetration testing?

We run automated vulnerability scanning as standard. For formal penetration testing we bring in a specialist firm it should be independent of whoever built the system anyway.

What happens if we are breached?

We follow the incident response plan we build with you: contain, preserve evidence, assess scope, and support your counsel and carrier through the notification obligations. We are not a substitute for breach counsel.

Cyber Security for Professional Firms

Cyber security

Your website, your forms and your email are the parts of your firm that face the public internet. They are where intrusion attempts start.

We are not a full-service security vendor and we will not pretend to be. What we do is secure the infrastructure we build and run the site, the CMS, the forms, the file upload paths, the email domain and make sure it is not the weak point in an otherwise reasonable posture.

That work matters more in these three industries than in most. A breach involving policy files, project financials or client matters is a regulatory event, an insurance claim and in some cases a professional conduct question. The cost is never limited to the technical cleanup.

Talk it through

Tell us your market and your competitors and we will show you what this looks like for your firm before you commit to anything.

What's included

Hardening of site, CMS, plugins and administrative access
Multi-factor authentication on every administrative account
Vulnerability scanning and managed patching
Web application firewall and bot mitigation
Form and file upload security controls
Email authentication and anti-spoofing enforcement
Backup verification with tested restore procedures
Incident response plan and breach notification support

How this works in your industry

The mechanics are the same. What changes is the vocabulary, the compliance posture and what counts as a conversion.

Insurance New York agencies fall under NYDFS Part 500, which carries specific requirements around access control, multi-factor authentication and incident reporting.
Construction Business email compromise against payment instructions is the dominant loss vector. Email authentication and payment verification procedure do most of the work.
Legal Confidentiality duties extend to electronic systems. Several bar associations have issued opinions treating reasonable security measures as part of competent representation.

Related services

Email The most exploited surface.
Hosting Secure infrastructure underneath.

Common questions

Visibility & Exposure Audit

Ready to see where you stand?

We start every engagement with a visibility and exposure audit of your firm, your competitors, and the search results your buyers actually see.

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