Data Discovery, Classification & Protection for Legal Businesses

To protect your data you must ﬁrst understand it – we can help you achieve both.

The legal sector is constantly entrusted with highly sensitive client data, often business critical or personally extremely private.

Big data is here, there are ever more ways to create data, and the legal system needs to cope with that increase. Legal content can be text documents, research data, video, photography, 3D modelling CAD ﬁles, digital xrays etc – digital legal matter management is a complex task without the rights tools.

Fines can be large for data breaches and lack of compliance, there is plenty of evidence highlighting the size and scale – enough to close businesses. But customer trust is also another big issue, reputation in a digital age can spread faster than ever.

So what value do data discovery, data classiﬁcation and data protection have to your business? The instinct is to lead with data protection, and there is of course huge value there, but the value of a business understanding its data, and the value of employees appreciating the value of data also have business beneﬁts.

SecurEnvoy Data Discovery Solution

SecurEnvoy Data Discovery is a quick and easy to use tool for discovering, extracting and analysing data risk across your entire digital estate including in the cloud or on-premise.

Our data discovery tools provide complete data visibility whilst being simple and easy to deploy. SecurEnvoy Data Discovery is perfect for carrying out quick risk assessments and supporting compliance requests such as digital subject access requests (DSARs).

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* 60% of law firms reported an information security incident in the last year, with expectations of this number increasing – (Pricewaterhouse Coopers law firm survey)

** 14,000 data breaches were logged from May 2018 to May 2019, 89,271 within the EU – (BBC News / UK Information Commissioners Office)