IT for law & accounting

Your reputation rests on confidentiality and accuracy. Your IT should reinforce both — protecting client files, keeping them available, and leaving a trail you can stand behind.

B.1 What matters most

Client confidentiality. Tight access control and encrypted storage for privileged material.
Reliable access to files. Case and financial documents available when a deadline looms.
A defensible audit trail. Logs showing access and changes, for compliance and client trust.

B.2 Problems we typically solve here

Case files scattered across laptops with no central, backed-up store.
Email as the main channel for sensitive documents, with no extra protection.
No answer ready when a client asks "how is our data protected?"

B.3 How we set it up

Backups with clear retention protect against loss; patching and monitoring keep systems secure; cloud identity controls who sees what; the helpdesk keeps your fee-earners working. Our own access is named, logged and limited to scope.

Built for scrutiny

Everything we touch is recorded. If a client or regulator asks how data is handled, the answer is documented, not improvised.