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Always here for you
Scalable infrastructure
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Attorneys have an ethical duty to protect client information and to understand the technology they use. A breach can expose privileged material, trust account funds, and the firm’s reputation.
CTS secures case management systems, document storage, and email so your firm can work efficiently and confidentially.
Encrypted storage, access controls, and audit trails for case files and privileged documents.
Advanced email security that stops phishing and fake payment requests aimed at trust accounts.
SOC and MDR coverage that detects ransomware and suspicious access around the clock.
Encrypted, multi-site backup with retention that supports your records policies.
Multi-factor authentication and role-based access by matter, practice group, or office.
Security awareness training focused on phishing, wire fraud, and safe handling of client data.
Your clients expect discretion, and courts and clients increasingly ask how firms protect data. CTS gives your firm the controls, monitoring, and documentation to answer that question with confidence.
Confidential document protection
Trust account fraud prevention
24/7 monitoring and response
Local Michigan engineers
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These questions cover what Michigan law firms typically ask about confidentiality, client data, and ransomware.
Yes. The ABA Model Rules, which Michigan's rules follow closely, require competence that includes understanding the risks of relevant technology and reasonable efforts to prevent unauthorized disclosure of client information. A documented security program helps a firm show it has taken those reasonable steps.
Firms hold privileged communications, merger and litigation details, personal data, and client funds. That makes them valuable targets for ransomware, data theft, and payment fraud.
CTS encrypts storage, limits access by role or matter, enables multi-factor authentication, keeps audit logs, and backs up data to multiple locations so documents remain confidential and recoverable.
Use advanced email filtering, MFA on every account, and a strict call-back procedure for any change to payment instructions. CTS implements the technical controls and trains attorneys and staff to recognize fraudulent requests.
CTS contains the incident, preserves evidence, restores systems from clean backups, and provides the technical findings your firm needs for notification decisions and client communication.
Yes. CTS supports solo practices, small firms, and multi-office firms across Michigan with plans sized to the number of attorneys and staff.
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