Protect Privileged Client Data Without Slowing Down Casework
Every matter file, privileged communication, and piece of work product carries confidentiality obligations that legacy security tools were never built to enforce. This datasheet shows how Cyberhaven traces every client file from your document management system through email, devices, and AI tools, so your firm can protect attorney-client privilege without slowing down casework.
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Why Client Data Demands More Than Standard DLP
Every matter file, privileged communication, and piece of work product demands the utmost confidentiality, even as it circulates among attorneys, paralegals, and support staff throughout a matter's life.
Lateral moves are routine across law firms, but client files leaving with a departing attorney are not, and most tools have no way to tell the difference until the data is already gone.
Honest mistakes, like a privileged document attached to the wrong email, can waive privilege and damage client trust as easily as a malicious act.
Data Lineage Traces Every Client File's Full Journey
Cyberhaven traces matter files and work product from the document management system through every app, device, and AI tool, preserving attorney-client privilege at every step.
Data Lineage, AI Classification, and Cyberhaven's Linea AI agents combine context, content, and behavior to distinguish routine casework from genuine risk.
This traces privileged data across human and AI workflows, including GenAI drafting and research tools, so firms can adopt legal AI without exposing client information.
Enforcement That Protects Privilege Without Blocking Casework
Flexible policy enforcement balances security and productivity, so filing deadlines, deal closings, and unusual client requests are not delayed by security controls.
Cyberhaven flags unusual activity before a departure and blocks exfiltration in the moment, stopping departing-attorney data theft before client files leave the firm.
A complete, defensible record of who accessed what, when, and where it went helps firms meet outside counsel guidelines and satisfy client audits.