The best way for your law firm to manage cyber risk.
Law firms are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals due to the sensitive nature of the data they handle, facing threats such as credential theft, ransomware, and financial redirection.
According to the 2023 ABA Cybersecurity TechReport, 29% of law firms reported a security breach. Increased reliance on digital tools, along with the rise of sophisticated cyber attacks powered by AI, means now, more than ever, law firms must take cybersecurity seriously.
Defending and protecting your firm from cyber breach requires integrated layers of proactive & reactive security services combined with cyber insurance coverage.
Florida law firms now have access to a cyber security program built by law firm experts.
BelTex and Clear Guidance Partners combine for a comprehensive suite of security services and insurance coverage that includes:
- Security audit & roadmap for your firm
- Ongoing threat penetration testing
- Law firm staff awareness training
- 24/7 managed detection & rapid response services
- Free rapid response hotline to triage incident reporting and develop action steps
- Multiple unique cyber insurance options that include financial crimes coverage including IOLTA for small firms, and $1mm of insurance coverage with premiums starting at $1,050/year
Ready to protect your firm?
Florida Bar Cyber Resource Gallery
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The Big 3 Cyber Risks For Small Law Firms In 2026
Small law firms are attractive targets for a variety of factors including valuable client data, a constant sense of urgency, and a lower security budget versus a large firm. In 2026, three risks will continue to be top of mind: business email compromise, ransomware, and phishing or impersonation.
The Bare Basics of Cybersecurity
Law firms handle an enormous amount of sensitive and confidential information daily. From client records to case files and financial documents, the data you work with is highly valuable and often targeted by cybercriminals.
How to Build an Incident Response Plan Your Law Firm Can Count On
When a cyber incident strikes, the worst time to start figuring out your response is in the middle of it. The stress, confusion, and potential damage can be overwhelming — especially if you don’t have a clear plan in place. That’s where an Incident Response Plan (IRP) becomes critical.