IT & security for law firms in Central Texas

Your clients trust you with their most sensitive matters. IronPoint keeps the systems holding them confidential, backed up, and running — so your firm bills hours instead of fighting technology.

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What keeps you up at night

A law firm's technology problems are never just technology problems

They are confidentiality problems, billing problems, and reputation problems — and nearly all of them are preventable with the right safeguards in place before something goes wrong.

Client confidentiality rides on your weakest password

One reused or phished password on a paralegal's account can expose every matter in the firm. Multi-factor authentication and managed credentials close that door — hoping nobody clicks does not.

Email is the #1 breach vector — and where your practice lives

Engagement letters, wire instructions, filings, opposing counsel: it all moves through your inbox. That is exactly why fraudsters target law firms with spoofed wire instructions and fake court notices.

Billable hours die during downtime

When the document system hangs or a server fails, your attorneys still cost money — they just cannot bill it. Downtime at a firm is not an inconvenience. It is unrecovered revenue at your full hourly rate.

Retention obligations meet a folder called "Old Server"

Closed-matter files scattered across old machines, personal drives, and email attachments are a retention and discovery problem waiting to happen. Your backups should map to what you are actually required to keep — and for how long.

Compliance, handled seriously

Confidentiality is not just good practice — it is your professional duty

Under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, safeguarding confidential client information is not optional — and the duty of competence extends to the technology that holds it. An unencrypted laptop, a shared password, or an unmonitored inbox is not just an IT gap; it is a professional-responsibility risk.

The outside pressure is growing too. Corporate clients increasingly send security questionnaires before engaging outside counsel, referral partners ask how client data is handled, and cyber-insurance carriers now commonly require MFA, managed detection on every endpoint, and tested backups as a condition of coverage.

IronPoint builds and documents a security program your firm can point to: MFA everywhere, 24/7 threat detection, encrypted and test-restored backups, and written records of all of it. When the questionnaire or the renewal application arrives, you answer with evidence instead of guesses.

Powered by trusted technology

Enterprise-grade tools sized for small business — the same stack we run on our own systems.

  • Huntress
  • Microsoft 365
  • Pax8
  • NinjaOne
  • Keeper Security
  • Cloudflare
Good questions

Frequently asked questions

Can you work with our practice management software?

Yes. IronPoint manages the environment around whatever your firm runs — cloud or on-premise — including Microsoft 365 integration, access controls, and backup. We do not push you onto new software; if a change would genuinely help, you get the reasoning in plain English first, and the decision stays yours.

What does managed IT cost for a small law firm?

Plans run on a flat per-user monthly rate, typically $95 to $200 per user depending on the level of support and security your firm needs. A free assessment gets you an exact written quote, and the deeper $750 Security & AI Audit is credited toward onboarding if you move forward.

We are a small firm. Are we really a target?

Small firms hold exactly what attackers want — wire instructions, settlement details, and clients' personal and financial information — with fewer defenses than a big firm. Business email compromise does not check headcount before it hits, and cyber-insurance security requirements apply to a three-attorney office the same as a hundred-attorney one.

Can you help us answer a client security questionnaire or cyber-insurance application?

Yes. We implement the controls those documents ask about — MFA, endpoint detection and response, encrypted and tested backups — and keep the documentation current, so your answers are accurate and backed by evidence rather than best guesses.

Find out where your firm's security really stands

Start with a free, no-obligation assessment — or just call. You'll talk to the person who does the work.