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Cybersecurity for notaries and law firms
Professional secrecy isn't negotiable. A training and a kit aligned with your professional obligations, without turning your firm into a cybersecurity firm.
01 —Your concrete challenges
Notaries and law firms
You handle sensitive personal and asset data.
Property deeds, marriage contracts, estates — your files actively guide attackers towards the right targets. A compromised firm is a goldmine for downstream fraud.
Professional secrecy has a cyber dimension.
The duty of confidentiality doesn't disappear because an attacker bypassed a password. Professional ethics and liability require proportionate technical measures — measured in case of incident.
Transaction-targeted fraud is frequent.
Fake bank-account changes during signature, falsified follow-ups, BEC on the firm — attackers know your processes and exploit the window. Without out-of-band validation, money goes to the wrong account.
Why it matters
Notaries and law firms are high-value targets: data is dense, liability is high, and professional trust is central. Properly sized cybersecurity isn't optional; it's part of the job.
Our recommendation
Essentials is an accessible, concrete starting point for firms under 10 staff. For larger structures or those with specific exposure (M&A, corporate law, complex real-estate transactions), Ally produces a posture defensible to an institutional client or regulator.
Let's talk about your situation.
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