Industry Overview
Key metrics and compliance landscape.
Key Challenges
Critical security and compliance threats facing your industry.
Wire Fraud & Business Email Compromise
Real estate transactions are ground zero for wire fraud. Attackers monitor email for closing notifications, then send fraudulent wire instructions from spoofed domains. Average loss: $150K-$1.2M. Insurance rarely covers social engineering losses.
ABA Model Rule 1.6 Compliance
ABA Model Rule 1.6(c) requires competent, reasonable efforts to prevent inadvertent or unauthorized disclosure of client information. State bar ethics opinions have established 7 core requirements. Failure to comply is malpractice.
eDiscovery Vendor Security
Litigation support vendors process millions of privileged documents. Vendor breach = privilege waiver argument. Most firms have 5-15 eDiscovery vendors with varying security postures. Client data flows through multiple third parties.
Client Portal Security
Client portals store privileged communications, contracts, and sensitive documents. Portal compromises expose entire client relationships. Password-only authentication is inadequate for privileged data.
Regulatory Landscape
Mandatory and recommended frameworks with enforcement context.
Audit: State bar complaint-triggered or malpractice claim
Recommended Solutions
Services mapped to your industry's specific challenges.
Proven Outcomes
Real results from organizations in your industry.
Real estate law firm implemented wire fraud prevention program achieving 92:1 ROI after blocking $1.8M in fraudulent wire attempts.
Litigation boutique (25 attorneys) assessed 12 eDiscovery vendors, identifying 4 with critical security gaps requiring immediate remediation.
Estate planning solo practitioner achieved ABA Model Rule 1.6 compliance in 45 days, reducing malpractice premium by 15%.