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How do we reduce spoofing and impersonation risk?
Understand DMARC for law firms, how SPF and DKIM work with it, and how to reduce direct domain spoofing without disrupting legitimate mail.
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What proof do clients and insurers usually expect?
Law firms are being asked to prove MFA, endpoint protection, backups, email authentication, patching, and an incident response plan. Learn what insurers expect and what evidence actually matters.
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2026-09-15
Law Firm CybersecurityYour Law Firm's Client Files Could Become Someone Else's Bargaining Chip
Three groups have named U.S. law firms in reported extortion claims. Learn what is known and what your firm should ask about protecting client files.
Read article2026-09-13
Law Firm Ransomware: Would Your Staff Recognize the First Request?
Recent law firm breaches show why phishing readiness matters. Learn what to test, what to document, and how managed campaigns work for small firms.
Read article2026-09-11
Data SecurityYour Law Firm’s Network Wasn’t Breached. Could Its Documents Still Reach the Dark Web?
Client documents can be at risk beyond your office network. Learn what law firms should verify about cloud access, sharing links, and account security.
Read article2026-09-10
Website SecurityIs Your Law Firm’s Website Serving Indonesian Gambling Ads?
A recent assessment found a subdomain serving unrelated gambling content. Learn why law firms should look beyond their homepage–and where to start.
Read article2026-09-09
Vulnerability AlertYour Law Firm’s Email Server Can Be Attacked Before Anyone Opens the Message
A new Exchange Server flaw shows why law-firm email infrastructure can be exposed before anyone clicks – and what your firm should verify now.
Read article2026-09-08
Website SecurityYour Law Firm’s Website Is Public by Design. That Does Not Mean Every Part of It Should Be Trusted.
An actively exploited Elementor Pro flaw highlights why law firms need verified website maintenance. Learn what to ask your provider and what to check.
Read article2026-09-04
Law Firm CybersecurityYour Law Firm Has More Internet-Facing Doors Than You Think
Your law firm's external attack surface includes cloud applications, portals, guest accounts and login recovery–not only servers and firewalls.
Read article2026-09-04
Quinn Emanuel and McDermott Breaches: One Account Can Be Enough
Quinn Emanuel and McDermott reported social engineering breaches involving one user. Here is what smaller law firms should verify now.
Read article2026-09-03
Law Firm CybersecurityWe Found Your Law Firm's Remote Desktop Online – Will a Hacker Be Next?
A public Remote Desktop login can expose a path toward client data and firm systems. See what we found – and what your firm should do next.
Read article2026-09-03
Law Firm CybersecurityYour Law Firm’s VPN Is Supposed to Keep Attackers Out. What If It Is the Door They Use?
A law firm VPN can expose the systems it is meant to protect. Learn why ransomware groups target VPNs and what your firm should ask its MSP.
Read article2026-08-31
Vulnerability AlertWe Found Your Law Firm's SharePoint Server. Is It Vulnerable?
CISA added CVE-2026-55040, an exploited SharePoint Server flaw, to its KEV catalog. See the five questions to answer first – key guidance for cybersecurity for small and midsize law firms.
Read article2026-08-28
ResourcesHow to Build a Law Firm Data Breach Response Plan
Learn how to build a law firm data breach plan that covers roles, notices, insurer requirements, evidence preservation, and client communication.
Read article2026-08-28
ResourcesLaw Firm AI Policy: What to Include + Sample Language
What should a law firm AI policy include? Learn the core sections, sample language, and practical controls law firm managers need before anyone uses AI on client matters.
Read article2026-08-27
What Is External Attack Surface Management (EASM) for a Law Firm?
Learn how External Attack Surface Management helps law firms discover Internet-facing assets, identify exposures, and monitor newly relevant vulnerabilities.
Read article2026-08-26
DMARC for Law Firms: SPF, DKIM & Email Spoofing Protection
Understand DMARC for law firms, how SPF and DKIM work with it, and how to reduce direct domain spoofing without disrupting legitimate mail.
Read article2026-08-26
ResourcesHow to Deploy AI Ethically in Your Legal Practice
Learn how law firms can deploy AI in a legal practice ethically with practical guardrails for confidentiality, attorney review, billing, and responsible rollout.
Read article2026-08-25
Vulnerability AlertCVE-2026-19949: What Law Firms Need to Know
CVE-2026-19949 was disclosed Aug. 25. See how continuous vulnerability scanning can help law firms identify newly disclosed website exposure before attackers do.
Read article2026-08-25
Law Firm Ransomware and Business Email Compromise: The New Attack Pattern
Law firm ransomware and business email compromise are converging. Learn how attackers profile firms before using social engineering, impersonation, and extortion against law firms.
Read article2026-08-24
ResourcesAI Operations for Law Firms: A Practical Guide to Redesigning the Client Lifecycle
Learn how law firms can turn isolated AI use into controlled workflows for intake, client communication, matter work, operations, billing, and growth.
Read article2026-08-23
ResourcesAttorney AI Usage Policy: What Your Firm Must Cover
Attorney AI usage policy for law firms: learn what to cover, from approved tools and prohibited client data to supervision, disclosure, and billing.
Read article2026-08-23
How Law Firm Email Spoofing Puts Clients at Risk
Law firm email spoofing begins with public DNS records and lookalike domains. Learn how attackers impersonate attorneys and what stops a client from wiring money to the wrong account.
Read article2026-08-22
Attorney Incident Response: Your First 72-Hour Playbook
A 72-hour attorney incident response playbook for law firms. Contain the incident, preserve privilege, map notice deadlines, and document every step the right way.
Read article2026-08-22
ResourcesMicrosoft 365 Data Protection for Law Firms: DLP, Labels, and Sensitive Data
Set up Microsoft 365 DLP, Purview labels, and sensitive information types so client data is protected before it leaves your firm.
Read article2026-08-21
Cyber Insurance for Law Firms: Can You Actually Prove You Have These 6 Controls?
Law firms are being asked to prove MFA, endpoint protection, backups, email authentication, patching, and an incident response plan. Learn what insurers expect and what evidence actually matters.
Read article2026-08-21
What Is a Lookalike Domain? Why Your Law Firm Should Be Concerned
A lookalike domain can cost an attacker about $15 and ten minutes to register, but it can cost your firm a wire transfer. Learn how the scam works and what to check.
Read article2026-08-19
The Bots Scanning Your Law Firm's Website Aren't Just Bots Anymore
AI agents now scan law firm websites and DNS records for weaknesses at machine speed. See what's actually out there right now, and what to check first.
Read article2026-08-19
One Device, 57,000+ Records, and a Lawsuit That's Still Growing
Fox Rothschild's breach came from a single compromised device in May. The resulting class action is still expanding in August. Here's what that gap says about incident response planning.
Read article2026-08-19
A Law Firm Offered $520,000 to Stop the Leak. It Got Posted Anyway.
Luna Moth's law firm leak site now includes firms far smaller than WilmerHale and Goodwin Procter. Here's what that means if your firm isn't AmLaw 100.
Read article2026-08-18
Ransomware Protection for Law Firms: What's Actually Working in 2026
Law firm ransomware attacks nearly doubled in 2026. See how attackers actually get in – and the fundamentals that stop them, not another subscription.
Read article2026-08-17
A Town Lost $545,000 Over One Swapped Letter in a Domain Name
A South Carolina town paid $545,598 to a scammer using a typosquatted domain and a hijacked email thread. Here's the exact playbook – and the controls that stop it.
Read article2026-08-16
WilmerHale Data Breach: What Law Firm Leaders Should Learn
What the WilmerHale data breach teaches law firms about impersonation, sensitive data requests, and independent verification.
Read article2026-08-14
When BigLaw Pays $46 Million, Your Five-Attorney Firm Is the Easier Target
A cyber-extortion group took $46 million from BigLaw firms without deploying ransomware. Here's how the attack works and what small firms can do about it.
Read article2026-08-14
Your Firm Turned On Copilot. Did Anyone Check Who Can See What?
Microsoft Copilot surfaces whatever a user can technically access. Here's why that's a professional responsibility risk for law firms, and how to audit it.
Read article2026-08-12
ResourcesMigrating Your Law Firm to Microsoft 365: The Security Checklist Most Firms Skip
Migrating your law firm to Microsoft 365? Discover why default cloud settings leave client data exposed and how to harden your tenant for ethics and compliance.
Read article2026-08-11
Law Firm Cyberattacks Doubled: Why Small and Mid-Sized Practices Are Now Primary Targets
Law firm cyberattacks doubled in recent report findings, driven by targeted ransomware campaigns. Learn why small and mid-sized practices are in the crosshairs and how to protect your firm.
Read article2026-08-08
ResourcesMicrosoft Copilot Risk for Law Firms: Permissions, Oversharing, and Ethical Walls
Before turning on Copilot, law firms should check SharePoint oversharing, broken inheritance, and ethical-wall gaps. This is how AI exposes permission problems that used to stay hidden.
Read article2026-08-03
What Law Firm Cybersecurity Rules Actually Require - and Where Most Firms Fall Short
Learn which cybersecurity rules and regulations actually apply to law firms, why generic checklists fall short, and what controls insurers and clients expect.
Read article2026-08-02
How Law Firms Get Hit by Wire Fraud – Even When No One Was Hacked
Learn how law firm wire fraud and business email compromise attacks happen, why email spoofing and public exposure matter, and what controls reduce risk for law firms.
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- How law firms can reduce public exposure without changing how they work
- What corporate client security questionnaires are really asking
- A plain-English guide to SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and email impersonation prevention
- How to think about lookalike domains, OSINT visibility, and wire fraud risk
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