Infrastructure that keeps privileged information privileged.
Law firms carry client data that cannot leak, cannot be seen by the wrong person, and has to be produced on demand. We build networks, access control, and cameras that support attorney-client confidentiality without slowing the office down.
Wi-Fi 7 networking
Multi-gig, segmented, surveyed before install.
Cameras you own
Local NVR storage, no cloud fees.
Door and gate access
Mobile credentials, intercoms, audit logs.
Cabling to code
Cat6A, fiber, documented.
What goes wrong without the right infrastructure
Client files need separation
Case management, document storage, and email should not sit on the same network as the guest Wi-Fi in the lobby. Segmentation limits exposure and simplifies your security story.
Guests and clients need Wi-Fi too
Visitors, court reporters, and clients expect internet in the conference room. They should get it on a network that cannot reach anything else.
Who touched the file room matters
Records rooms, partner offices, and the server closet should have door control with a log. When a question comes up, the answer should already exist.
Bar rules and cyber insurance
Carriers and bar guidance both expect reasonable technical safeguards. Documented segmentation and access controls help satisfy both.
How each service applies to legal
Segmented, encrypted, and quiet.
Attorneys, staff, guests, printers, and building systems each get their own network. Client-facing conference rooms get fast Wi-Fi 7 that is completely isolated from the firm's data.
- Firm VLAN for case management, document storage, and email
- Isolated guest network for conference rooms and the lobby
- Wi-Fi 7 with WPA3 for attorney and staff devices
- Wired Cat6A to every office and workstation
- Firewall logging that supports incident response
- Site-to-site VPN for multiple offices
Controlled doors and a record of who came through.
Records rooms, partner offices, and the server closet open only for authorized people, on a schedule, with a log tied to camera footage. Reception sees who is at the door before it opens.
- UniFi Access on records room, server closet, and private offices
- Video intercom at the suite entrance
- Cameras on entrances, lobby, and hallways
- Local NVR under the firm's control, not a vendor's
- After-hours alerts to the office manager
Every office wired, every run labeled.
Attorneys work from wired desks. We run Cat6A to every office and conference room, keep the closet clean, and document it for the building and the firm.
- Cat6A to every office, conference room, and reception
- Plenum-rated where required by the building
- Labeled patch panels and a clean server closet
- Certified test report
- As-built drawing for the firm's records
Protecting client data on every device.
Privileged information lives on attorney laptops, in email, and in document management, not just on the network. We manage firm devices and Microsoft 365 accounts, enforce MFA and conditional access, run CrowdStrike on every endpoint, and move the firm's shared credentials into Bitwarden, so the safeguards your carrier and the bar expect cover the whole firm.
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Office rack, segmented and on UPSSegmentation and logging are how you show reasonable care.
When a client, a carrier, or opposing counsel asks how the firm protects information, documented network segmentation and access logs give you a concrete answer instead of a general one.
What a typical legal deployment looks like
Mid-size firm, 20 attorneys
Two floors, four conference rooms, reception, records room, and server closet.
Networking
- UniFi gateway with site-to-site VPN
- Wi-Fi 7 APs on both floors
- Firm, staff, guest, and printer VLANs
- Wired Cat6A to every office
Security
- Video intercom at suite entrance
- UniFi Access on records, server closet, and partner offices
- Cameras on entrances, lobby, and halls
- NVR with 90 days local storage
Cabling
- Cat6A to every office and conference room
- Labeled patch panels
- Clean server closet rack
- Test report and as-built
Ready to document how the firm protects client data?
Free survey, segmentation design, and a fixed-price proposal.