Your law firm will be breached. The question is whether you’ll know.
Law firms are among the most targeted organisations for data theft.
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Digital security for lawyers: protecting client data in 2026.
Adversaries targeting law firms are not opportunistic.
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You don’t have to be a suspect. You just have to have been there.
Hankey v. United States: the Supreme Court heard arguments on April 26, 2026 on whether a warrant targeting a geographic area, not a person, is constitutional. Your phone’s location history is the evidence.
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Client confidentiality in the digital age: the tools lawyers actually need.
Proton Mail provides end-to-end encryption by default between Proton accounts.
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The US government now requires visa applicants to make their social media public.
As of March 30, 2026, US visa applicants must set all social media profiles to public before their interview. For journalists, lawyers, and NGO workers, this means exposing source networks to government vetting.
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The FBI recovered deleted Signal messages from a seized iPhone. The encryption wasn’t broken.
On March 10, 2026, FBI testimony in a federal trial in Texas revealed that investigators had extracted incoming Signal messages from a defendant’s iPhone, even after the app.
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GDPR compliance for solo lawyers and small law firms.
A record of processing activities.
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Proton VPN review 2026. Tested under real conditions.
Proton VPN is part of the Proton ecosystem: a Swiss-based suite of privacy tools built by a team that started at CERN and launched Proton Mail after the Snowden revelations.
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How to build your threat model in 20 minutes.
Every functional threat model answers five questions.
