IT & cyber security built for UK law firms.
Lexcel-aligned processes, SRA-compliant security, integrations with the case-management systems you already use — Clio, LEAP, Actionstep, Osprey, Quill and more.
We speak fee-earner.
We understand the pressure of billable hours — and the consequences of a leaked client matter.
SRA-aware security
Confidentiality and outcomes-focused regulation built into our security baseline.
Case-management integrations
Clio, LEAP, Actionstep, Osprey, Quill, Eclipse Proclaim, SOS Connect — supported.
Secure file sharing
Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and dedicated client portals with watermarking and access logs.
Lexcel evidence
Policies, asset registers, audit trails and DR plans — the artefacts assessors want.
Anti-fraud controls
BEC defence on conveyancing and completion-statement scams — the firm-killer.
Partner-friendly training
Bite-size training built around the way partners actually use email.
Stop completion-statement fraud — at the source.
Conveyancing-completion email fraud has cost UK firms millions. We layer technical, human and process controls so the fake "we’ve changed bank details" email never lands.
- ✓Inbound impersonation defenceAI-based detection of look-alike domains and supplier-name spoofing.
- ✓Banner warningsClear visual cues on every external email — colour-coded by risk.
- ✓Outbound DMARCEnforced DMARC so attackers can’t spoof your domain at clients.
- ✓Process guard-railsTwo-person verification for bank-detail changes — enforced in workflow.
- ✓Awareness trainingRealistic conveyancing-fraud simulation per quarter.
Frequently asked questions
Are you familiar with our case-management system?
Almost certainly. We support every major UK legal CMS and many niche ones. We’ll integrate it with M365, identity and backup.
Can you help with Lexcel?
Yes — our security baseline maps directly to the Lexcel 7.0 information-management section. We provide the artefacts your assessor needs.
What about cyber insurance?
We help firms meet (and exceed) the MFA, EDR, backup and patching requirements of UK cyber insurers — often reducing premium.