Law firms are among the most-targeted professional services organisations because they hold privileged communications, M&A plans, litigation strategies, and client financial data under attorney-client privilege — data that is extremely valuable to adversaries yet traditionally protected by minimal technical controls relative to the sensitivity of the information. Zero Trust access controls, data classification, and DLP policies allow law firms to enforce need-to-know access at the matter level, satisfy Law Society and state bar cybersecurity obligations, and meet the cyber due-diligence requirements of financial, pharmaceutical, and government clients.
Related: Privileged Access · Identity Governance & Admin · GDPR · Financial · CPA