Texas law firms continue to face pressure to show that cybersecurity controls are not only written down, but actually operating.
For SB 2610 readiness, documentation should connect policies to evidence. A policy says what the firm expects. Evidence shows the firm followed through.
Practical evidence to keep current
Firms should maintain dated records for:
- Multi-factor authentication coverage
- Backup and restoration tests
- Endpoint protection status
- Vendor reviews and contracts
- Security awareness training
- Access reviews and offboarding records
If your firm has added a new system, vendor, office, or major workflow, treat that as a trigger to review your cybersecurity documentation.
For a deeper walkthrough, read How to Document Your Cybersecurity Program for SB 2610. Use the law firm cybersecurity audit checklist to verify controls before you document them.