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For small law firms and CPA practices — no jargon, no upsell.
Law Firms
Top 5 Cybersecurity Mistakes Small Law Firms Make
Small firms aren’t targeted less than large ones — they’re targeted more, because attackers know the controls are thinner. Here are the five gaps we see most often.
- No MFA on email or case management systems
- No documented incident response plan
- Vendors with access no one has reviewed
- Backups that have never been tested
- No formal risk assessment on file
CPA Firms
How Solo CPAs Can Survive a Ransomware Audit
The technical recovery is often the easier half. The harder half is proving to clients, insurers, and regulators that you handled it responsibly.
- Before: what “audit-ready” really means
- During: the decisions that get scrutinized
- After: what regulators and insurers expect next
Cyber Insurance
What Carriers Now Expect Small Firms to Attest To
Renewal questionnaires have gotten specific. The controls below now show up routinely on applications for firms of two to twenty people.
- MFA on email and remote access
- Tested, offline-capable backups
- A written incident response plan
- Documented access reviews