For Attorneys
A clean digital record, documented for the file.
When a client's devices and accounts have been secured, you need to know exactly what was done and when. The Certificate of Hardening gives you that — and your client a defensible posture, without you becoming their IT department.
In person only · No remote access · No cloud · No logs · No app
A signed, dated record of what was secured.
Every engagement ends with a Certificate of Hardening — plain documentation, prepared for the matter, not a technical report you'd have to interpret.
- What was done, and when — the measures applied to each device, account, and channel, with the date they took effect.
- A demonstrable step taken — a record that your client acted to secure their own devices and communications.
- A protected channel — a communications line for privileged conversations that doesn't run through a shared or compromised account.
The Certificate documents the security posture. How it is used in a matter is, of course, yours to decide.
You introduce. We handle the rest — directly and quietly.
You introduce your client; everything after that is handled directly with them, in person, in a single day. Nothing is required of your office, and no client material passes through us — there is no cloud, no portal, no third party in the chain.
The Certificate comes back for the file. Your client keeps a secure channel. You keep your time.
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Do you provide expert testimony or forensic reports?
No. The work is defensive hardening; the Certificate documents what was secured. We don't conduct investigations or act as expert witnesses.
Will my client's matter be kept confidential?
Completely. There are no case notes, no CRM, and no third parties. Contact is by WhatsApp or Signal only.
Is there anything my office has to administer?
No. The introduction is all that's needed; the engagement runs directly with your client.