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Security and Uptime
Your Practice Can Rely On.

Law firms handle some of the most sensitive information in the business world. A data breach, ransomware event, or prolonged outage does not just hurt your operations, it can jeopardize your clients and your practice.

We work with solo practitioners, boutique firms, and large multi-office practices across Texas and Tennessee, delivering managed IT built around the confidentiality, uptime, and compliance demands of legal work.

What We Deliver
Client data protected to bar association security standards.
Email compromise and ransomware attempts blocked before impact.
Secure remote access for attorneys working anywhere.
DMS infrastructure that stays up and recovers fast.
Documented security controls for cyber insurance and audits.
An IT team that understands the confidentiality demands of legal practice.
Challenges We Solve

The Unique IT Risks Law Firms Face.

Services

IT Designed for the Demands of Legal Practice.

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Legal

IT That Respects Privilege, Confidentiality, and Deadlines.

Law firms sit on top of privileged and confidential information that clients, ethics rules, and increasingly courts and regulators expect to be protected to a professional standard. Cyber One Solutions supports legal clients with a technology program that treats confidentiality, integrity, and availability of client information as the organizing principles rather than as afterthoughts.

Model Rule 1.6 and Professional Responsibility.

ABA Model Rule 1.6 and the equivalent state rules in Texas and Tennessee impose an affirmative duty on attorneys to make reasonable efforts to prevent inadvertent or unauthorized disclosure of client information. What constitutes reasonable effort is increasingly defined by reference to commonly accepted technical controls: MFA, encryption, access controls, logging, and a documented incident response program. Our service delivery implements those controls and documents them in a form suitable for outside counsel opinions or malpractice carrier reviews.

Matter-Based Security.

Most firms organize work by client and matter, and access rights should follow that structure. We implement document management security, SharePoint and OneDrive permissions, and identity-based access so that paralegals, associates, and partners see what they need for their active matters without broad access to unrelated files. Ethical walls for conflicted matters are configured and audited rather than relying on instructions emailed to everyone.

Client Security Questionnaires and Outside Counsel Guidelines.

Corporate clients now routinely require firms to complete security questionnaires before engagement. We provide the technical answers, evidence artifacts, and attestation language firms need to respond completely and credibly, which shortens the sales cycle for new institutional clients.

Frequently asked questions.

Do you work with specific practice management or document systems?

Yes. Clients use iManage, NetDocuments, Clio, PracticePanther, and several others. Our scope is managing the underlying network, identity, endpoint, and backup environment, coordinating with the platform vendor for application-layer issues, and implementing the security controls around the platform.

Can you help respond to a client security audit?

Yes. We produce evidence aligned to common questionnaire frameworks (CIS Controls, NIST CSF, and the ILTA LegalSEC guidelines) and participate in client calls where the technical detail warrants our presence.