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SaaS Security for Legal Services & Law Firms
Ensure confidentiality of client data and compliance with visibility and control of your SaaS applications.
How AppOmni secures SaaS for Legal Services & Law Firms
Client confidentiality and business trust can be jeopardized due to SaaS data exposure, configuration drift, and risk from connected third-party risks. With AppOmni IT and security teams at law firms gain visibility into SaaS configurations, permissions, connections, and policies to prevent data exposure, keep client’s data safe, and ensure compliance.
Compliance Frameworks
Detect Configuration Deviations
Real-Time Snapshots
Triage and Remediation Guidance
DLA Piper Strengthens SaaS Posture With AppOmni’s Risk-Based Remediation
When DLA Piper moved key legal workflows to SaaS platforms, it uncovered a security blind spot: misconfigurations and data exposures buried beneath decentralized tools and limited visibility. That changed with AppOmni. The platform gave the global firm instant insight across systems like ServiceNow and Microsoft 365, surfacing risks missed by native controls and delivering actionable intelligence to secure sensitive client data.
Since deployment, AppOmni has become a cornerstone of DLA Piper’s SaaS strategy. It enables real-time monitoring, reduces alert fatigue, and facilitates collaboration across IT, business, and security. With continuous oversight and proactive detection, the firm is now better equipped to navigate the shared responsibility model and maintain client trust in an evolving threat landscape.
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