Phishing and email compromise
Fraudulent messages can steal passwords, impersonate partners, redirect trust or transaction payments and expose confidential client information.
See email protection →Practical, always-on cybersecurity for law firms and legal practices—designed to protect confidential client information, secure Microsoft 365, reduce payment fraud and keep legal work moving without adding pressure to your team.
Legal teams exchange sensitive documents, manage deadlines, process payments and work across offices, courtrooms and remote locations. Security must protect that environment without slowing down client service or legal work.
Privileged communications, identification records, transaction documents and case files can be exposed through compromised email, weak access controls or lost devices.
Unavailable email, documents or practice systems can delay transactions, filings, client responses and court-related work.
Partners and administrators need an expert security partner that can monitor risk, prioritize action and explain issues clearly without requiring a large internal security team.
We focus on the attack paths most likely to affect law firms, legal practices and their clients.
Fraudulent messages can steal passwords, impersonate partners, redirect trust or transaction payments and expose confidential client information.
See email protection →Malware can lock case files, interrupt access to practice systems and create costly delays across active matters.
See endpoint protection →Weak passwords, missing MFA and stale accounts can give attackers access to email, documents and cloud legal systems.
See identity security →Outdated operating systems and applications create avoidable openings for malware and unauthorized access.
See patch management →Practice management, document, e-signature, payment and collaboration platforms can introduce access, integration and vendor-management risks.
See risk assessments →Laptops and mobile devices used by lawyers and staff can expose confidential information when security controls are inconsistent.
See device management →For law firms, cybersecurity protects more than technology. It helps preserve client confidence, professional credibility and the continuity of legal services.
We combine technology, monitoring and practical guidance into a managed program that fits legal workflows, remote work and the confidentiality expectations placed on your firm.
Build your firm security planDetect suspicious activity across staff, office and remote devices and respond before threats spread.
Reduce malicious messages, partner impersonation, payment-redirection fraud and account compromise targeting lawyers and staff.
Strengthen MFA, sign-in controls, administrator access and secure collaboration.
Find common weaknesses, prioritize remediation and keep supported systems up to date.
Train lawyers and staff to recognize phishing, protect client information and report suspicious activity quickly.
Review backup coverage and recovery processes so your firm can restore critical files and resume legal work faster.
Document responsibilities, improve incident readiness and give partners a clear view of security priorities.
Law firms hold privileged communications, personal information, transaction records and other highly sensitive client data. Citrine helps translate confidentiality, privacy, contractual and governance responsibilities into workable safeguards, evidence, reporting and response processes.
Citrine provides cybersecurity and compliance-support services.
Our onboarding process is structured to reduce disruption and create a prioritized security plan your partners and administrators can understand.
We learn how your firm manages matters, communicates with clients, processes transactions, collaborates and handles confidential information.
We review devices, accounts, Microsoft 365, email, patching, backups, payment workflows and key security processes.
We deploy agreed controls in phases, prioritizing the gaps that create the greatest operational, privacy and financial risk.
We monitor, report and refine your security posture as your lawyers, staff, offices and technology change.
We combine security operations, Microsoft expertise and governance support for law firms and legal practices.
Recommendations are driven by risk reduction, not unnecessary complexity.
Support aligned to the confidentiality, operational and client-service realities of Alberta law firms.
Plain-language reports that show what changed, what remains and what comes next.
Security evolves with your firm instead of ending after a one-time project.
Every law firm is different. These answers provide a practical starting point for discussing your systems, workflows and security priorities.
No. Legal and regulatory compliance remains the firm’s responsibility. Citrine helps implement and document cybersecurity safeguards, assess gaps and improve incident readiness in support of confidentiality, privacy and governance responsibilities.
Yes. We can coordinate with your current IT provider, practice-management vendor, document platform, cloud vendors and other technology partners. Responsibilities are clarified during onboarding so monitoring, remediation and escalation are not duplicated or overlooked.
Controls are planned around legal workflows. We prioritize measures that materially reduce risk while keeping access practical for partners, lawyers, staff and remote users.
Yes. The service can cover multiple offices, remote lawyers, shared Microsoft 365 environments and centralized or location-specific devices, with consolidated reporting for partners and firm leadership.
We begin with a discovery conversation and security assessment. You receive a prioritized view of key risks, practical recommendations and the proposed scope for ongoing managed protection.
Tell us a little about your firm. We will arrange a conversation to understand your systems, workflows, concerns and most practical next steps.
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