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California's Rule 1.1 tech-competence comment and Business & Professions Code Section 6068(e) put a duty on every firm, not just the ones with a dedicated IT department, to safeguard client confidences using reasonable technical safeguards. Boutique and mid-size firms carry this exposure without the staff to manage it.

This checklist walks through where firms your size typically have gaps: email security, document handling, remote access, and vendor risk.

What's inside

  • Client data handling: encryption in transit and at rest, access controls by matter
  • Communication security: email authentication, secure client portals, MFA
  • Vendor and third-party risk: e-discovery vendors, cloud document management, IT support

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