Office hardening
Hardware-key sign-in on email, a password manager everyone actually uses, encrypted laptops, backups we restore once to prove they work, and a call-back rule that stops wire fraud. Fixed scope, a few days, one plain report.
Security · Chicagoland
Law firms, dental and medical practices, and the offices that keep a town running. Nothing changes on your systems without two keys: yours and ours.
Taking first conversations now · engagements start January 2027
Hardware-key sign-in on email, a password manager everyone actually uses, encrypted laptops, backups we restore once to prove they work, and a call-back rule that stops wire fraud. Fixed scope, a few days, one plain report.
The risk analysis the Security Rule requires, reviewed every year in practice, and the one most practices never finish. We do it with you, write it down, and leave you a short list of fixes in the order that matters.
An AI-use policy, an approved-tool list and the hardening behind them, built around your confidentiality duty. We draft, you decide. More at chilegalcyber.com.
Assessments for village halls, water systems and the control equipment nobody has looked at since it was installed. Written authorization first, always.
A bank vault opens with two keys held by two people. Neither can open it alone. That's the rule we run on: your key and ours, on every change, on every system.
This page counts itself, in your browser, from the browser's own records. Its security policy forbids scripts from calling any server (connect-src 'none'), and the one script on this page is small enough to read: it doesn't try. Open the developer tools and check.
A record of everything we did on your systems, what, when, who, and how to undo it, is the first page we hand a client. This is the same habit, on our own front door.
Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'none'; style-src 'self'; img-src 'self'; script-src 'self'; font-src 'self'; connect-src 'none'; base-uri 'none'; form-action 'none'; frame-ancestors 'none'