Protect Privileged Client Data Without Slowing Down Casework
Law firms move matter files and work product constantly across attorneys, into AI tools, and out to co-counsel and clients, where a single misdirected document, unauthorized disclosure, or AI-related leak can waive privilege and end a client relationship. This datasheet shows how Cyberhaven traces privileged client data everywhere it goes, so your firm can adopt AI without slowing the practice of law.
What's inside
How Cyberhaven Protects Law Firms
Trace matter files and work product from your document management system to email, devices, and AI tools, preserving attorney-client privilege at every step.
Lateral moves are routine, but client files leaving with them are not, so Cyberhaven flags unusual activity before a departure and blocks exfiltration in the moment.
See what flows into GenAI drafting and research tools and stop privileged material before it leaves the firm, with a defensible record of who accessed what, when, and where it went.
Core Capabilities of the AI-Native Platform
Discover every AI tool and agent attorneys and staff use, score each for risk, and record agent activity with full data context, including when privileged material is involved.
Identify risky behavior with AI agents that analyze workflows to tell accidents from intent, from a misdirected email to a departing attorney collecting client files.
Stop privileged documents and client files from leaving the firm across email, web, cloud storage, USB, and AI apps, with context that reduces false positives.
What Makes Cyberhaven's Data Lineage Different
Whether the merger agreement lives in your DMS or the deposition exhibit sits in a shared drive, different matters produce data in different places.
Client files move in recognizable ways, from the matter workspace to co-counsel email to the e-discovery platform, and lineage follows every step.
Different practices produce different work, from M&A deal teams to litigation associates, and lineage knows the difference.