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Email health for law offices

Fifteen minutes, plain English, every fix included free. We'll teach you what SPF and DMARC actually are — and why your business feels it when they're broken.

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Wire instructions, impersonated

Fraudulent “updated wire instructions” emails are the classic strike against firms and their clients. If your domain has no enforced DMARC policy, mail claiming to be your firm gets delivered like the real thing. Your clients cannot tell the difference — your DNS can make the difference for them.

Duty of technical competence

Bar guidance increasingly treats basic cybersecurity as part of competent representation. Domain authentication is the lowest-effort, highest-leverage item on that list — and it's verifiable in writing.

Privileged mail, delivered

Filings, settlement drafts, engagement letters — when opposing counsel or clients “didn't receive” them, authentication gaps are the usual quiet culprit.

We put every finding in writing, in plain English, with the exact records to change — the kind of paper trail a managing partner can act on and file.
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