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IT solutions for law firms
Digital Privacy for Lawyers
We protect privileged information with a zero-trust architecture: controlled access, end-to-end encryption, DLP, and full traceability so that every document is under control – not just "on word".
Zero trust
End-to-end encryption
DLP & access auditing
M365 / Google Workspace
Context
Why digital privacy matters
In a law firm, trust is built on two levels: the relationship with the client and the way their information is protected. All it takes is a misdirected email, a lost laptop, or a misconfigured cloud configuration to land you in the press – not in court.
Rizea Networks designs and implements a security architecture that starts from identity and access, continue with document protection and closes with audit and traceability. Every access to a file can be explained and demonstrated, with no "gray" areas.
Less risk of leaks
Clear control over files
Audit-ready
- Clear policies on users, roles and folders – not "the whole company has access to everything".
- Separation of flows: consulting, litigation, M&A, HR, administrative.
- Controlled document sharing, with expiration and revocation when needed.
- Validated backup and continuity plan in case of incident or ransomware.
Concrete scenarios in which we intervene
Every law firm has its own peculiarities. Below are some types of projects that we often see in practice.
M365 / Google Workspace migrations without loss of control
We review existing permissions, define groups and access labels, enable DLP, and condition access from outside the company. The result: clients can collaborate easily without accidentally opening the entire archive.
Protection of sensitive files (M&A, major litigation)
We segment access to critical files, apply encryption and watermarking, monitor data exfiltration, and prepare reports that can be presented to partners or external auditors.
Incident response and post-event hardening
In case of an incident (phishing, compromised account, lost laptop), we intervene with a containment plan, analysis, and hardening measures so that the same type of event does not happen again.