Client confidentiality protection, ABA Rule 1.6 compliance, Ohio Safe Harbor qualification, and breach notification readiness for law firms in Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio.
Average BEC wire fraud loss for law firms — IOLTA trust accounts are the primary target
ABA Rule 1.6 requires reasonable measures to protect client information. Ohio Safe Harbor provides litigation protection — but only with a documented security program. A Securafy engineer will assess your firm's environment against both standards and show you where you stand.
A Securafy engineer contacts you within 10 minutes.
Client confidentiality isn't an IT problem — it's a professional responsibility. Securafy is the first technology partner who understood that distinction immediately. They don't just manage computers. They protect privilege.
A client asked us to provide documentation of our cybersecurity program before trusting us with their M&A work. We sent them the Securafy compliance report. We got the engagement. The competitor didn't.
I can now answer my state bar's cybersecurity questionnaire in 15 minutes with documentation, not guesswork. That peace of mind alone is worth every dollar we pay Securafy every month.
How Securafy protects client confidentiality, satisfies ABA Rule 1.6 security obligations, qualifies your firm for Ohio Safe Harbor protection, and delivers the defensible security posture enterprise clients increasingly require of their legal counsel.
Law firms hold highly sensitive client data that attackers know cannot be publicly disclosed. This makes firms premium ransomware targets — deadline pressure amplifies the leverage.
HIGH VALUE TARGETABA Formal Opinion 483 requires reasonable efforts to stop a breach and notify clients. Bar panels and malpractice carriers evaluate 'reasonable measures' — undocumented programs don't qualify.
PROFESSIONAL OBLIGATIONAttorney transitions create insider threat exposure — client lists, matter files, and privileged communications at risk of exfiltration without proper offboarding controls.
INSIDER RISKOhio's breach notification law requires notification within 45 days of discovery. Without an IR plan and documented program, that clock becomes extremely difficult to manage.
LEGAL OBLIGATIONSecurafy's service tiers are purpose-built for this sector's compliance obligations, operational pressures, and threat environment. Headquartered in Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio — serving clients nationwide.
Zero Trust Application Control's default-deny stops ransomware before it executes — before it can touch a client file. Not detection after the fact.
A security program protects your clients. A documented security program also protects you — satisfying bar panels, courts, and malpractice carriers.
MFA everywhere. Privileged access management. Departing attorney protocols on departure day. Role-based access to matter files by practice group.
We build and maintain the NIST CSF-aligned program qualifying your firm under ORC §1354. If breach litigation occurs, your firm responds from documented strength.
24/7 monitoring, tested backups, and defined RTO/RPO ensures your document management and case management systems stay up when a filing deadline is approaching.
Documented IR plan, notification workflow, and tabletop exercises specifically designed for law firm breach scenarios and Ohio's 45-day notification requirement.
Amer Cunningham stopped worrying about IT entirely. 100% business-hours uptime, sub-5-minute response, zero unresolved tickets since onboarding.
Headquartered in Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio. Serving clients nationwide. Contact Securafy for a no-obligation assessment of your environment.