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IT for Law Firms: Protect the Money Path and Every Matter

Every law firm holds two things criminals want: client money, and confidential information. The SRA says that's exactly why firms are an attractive target.

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  • Commercial, litigation, property, criminal, family or private client, the work has moved onto email, laptops and shared folders, and so has the risk.
  • Systech protects your clients' money, and their confidences.
  • We stop lookalike senders, lock down sign-ins, and build in a simple rule: bank details never change on the strength of an email.
  • Matter files are separated by team and case, so people see what their work needs, and AI tools only read what they're allowed to.
  • And when an insurer, a client or the SRA asks, you can show how money and information are safeguarded.

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Transcript

Every law firm holds two things criminals want: client money, and confidential information. The SRA says that's exactly why firms are an attractive target.

Commercial, litigation, property, criminal, family or private client, the work has moved onto email, laptops and shared folders, and so has the risk.

Systech protects your clients' money, and their confidences.

We stop lookalike senders, lock down sign-ins, and build in a simple rule: bank details never change on the strength of an email.

Matter files are separated by team and case, so people see what their work needs, and AI tools only read what they're allowed to.

And when an insurer, a client or the SRA asks, you can show how money and information are safeguarded.

Microsoft specialists, ISO 27001 certified, and holders of Cyber Essentials ourselves.

Book a call, and we'll show you where your firm's money and information are protected today, and where they aren't.

Source: SRA, Cybercrime (updated December 2023). For commercial, litigation, property, criminal, family and private client practices alike. Examples shown are illustrative.

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