Industry audits
State law firm audits and the AmLaw 100 national summary — client confidentiality and wire fraud. National audits → · All industries → · All news →
Independent audits of leading AmLaw 100 law firms — Kirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins, Skadden, and more — reveal a wide range of cybersecurity results. Weak email authentication is a direct path to client phishing and wire fraud.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Alabama law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 78% down to 32%, with 7 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Alaska law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 84% down to 44%, with 4 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Arkansas law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 30%, with 5 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Arizona law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 74% down to 30%, with 6 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits reveal significant variation in email security among California’s leading law firms. O’Melveny leads with 73%, while several prestigious firms score below 50%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Colorado law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 42%, with 7 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Connecticut law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 34%, with 6 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Delaware law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 84% down to 38%, with 5 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits show significant variation in email security among Florida’s leading law firms. GrayRobinson leads with a very strong 82%, while several firms score below 45%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Georgia law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 65% down to 30%, with 7 of 11 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Hawaii law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 64% down to 30%, with 8 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits show significant variation in email security among Illinois’ leading law firms. Foley & Lardner leads with a very strong 88%, while several firms score below 50%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Indiana law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 68% down to 38%, with 8 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Iowa law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 65% down to 30%, with 7 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Idaho law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 80% down to 54%, with 2 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Kansas law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 78% down to 48%, with 7 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Kentucky law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 44%, with 6 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Louisiana law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 44%, with 8 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Maryland law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 64% down to 38%, with 8 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Maine law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 68% down to 30%, with 9 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Massachusetts law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 64% down to 38%, with 8 of 11 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Michigan law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 34%, with 5 of 11 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Minnesota law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 60% down to 30%, with 9 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Mississippi law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 75% down to 34%, with 6 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Missouri law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 78% down to 38%, with 6 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Montana law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 60% down to 30%, with 9 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Nevada law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 30%, with 5 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Nebraska law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 61% down to 48%, with 7 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major New Hampshire law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 64% down to 30%, with 8 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major New Jersey law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 38%, with 6 of 11 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major New Mexico law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 34%, with 7 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits show significant variation in email security among New York’s leading law firms. Paul Weiss and Wachtell Lipton lead with strong scores, while several elite firms score below 55%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major North Carolina law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 76% down to 30%, with 6 of 11 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major North Dakota law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 64% down to 30%, with 9 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Ohio law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 64% down to 30%, with 7 of 12 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Oklahoma law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 30%, with 5 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Oregon law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 74% down to 44%, with 4 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits show significant variation in email security among Pennsylvania's leading law firms. Fox Rothschild, Pietragallo, and White and Williams lead at 64%, while several large firms score below 45%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Rhode Island law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 38%, with 4 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major South Carolina law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 74% down to 37%, with 6 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major South Dakota law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 34%, with 8 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Tennessee law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 68% down to 34%, with 5 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Texas law firms show significant variation in cybersecurity scores. Norton Rose Fulbright leads at 70%, while several prestigious firms score below 50%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Utah law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 44%, with 5 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Vermont law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 62% down to 33%, with 9 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Virginia law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 65% down to 42%, with 5 of 11 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Washington law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 84% down to 30%, with 6 of 11 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major West Virginia law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 48%, with 5 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Wisconsin law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 88% down to 48%, with 4 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update
Independent audits of major Wyoming law firms reveal significant cybersecurity gaps — scores run from 70% down to 30%, with 9 of 10 below 60%.
Read Update