- Best for
- Law firms
- We test
- Case-management systems & more
- Delivered by
- A CREST-accredited tester
- Verify
- CVEs, bug bounties, disclosures
What an ethical hacker finds for law firms
Law firms hold exactly what attackers want — confidential client data and money in motion. An ethical hacker tests the systems that guard both. We look at case-management systems, client portals, email and the confidential data that flows through them — the way a real attacker would, chaining small issues into a genuine compromise rather than handing you a scanner printout of theoretical ‘findings’.
What we can do for you
You deal directly with the senior hacker doing the work. That means penetration testing of your applications, infrastructure and cloud; authorised phishing and red-team work where it’s useful; and a report your board can read and your engineers can act on, with a retest to confirm the serious findings are closed. It also answers the business questions — the client security review, the tender, the insurer — that increasingly gate law firms. See our sector guide for law firms for the compliance side.
Don’t judge an ethical hacker by the certificate
The phrase people search for is ‘certified ethical hacker’, but the CEH is largely a multiple-choice knowledge exam — it shows someone studied the material, not that they can actually find and exploit a real weakness in the systems law firms rely on. What tells you that is a verifiable track record: published CVEs, bug-bounty results and hands-on qualifications. We set out why in full on our certified ethical hacker page, along with how to vet a tester.
Verify the track record before you trust it
Anyone can run a scanner and call themselves an ethical hacker. The people worth hiring can point to work you can check for yourself. Ours is a matter of record:
- 500+ valid findings across public and private bug-bounty programmes — real, triaged vulnerabilities, not scanner noise.
- Published CVEs discovered first-hand, with responsible-disclosure credits from organisations including SAP, Red Bull, Western Union, Carta and American Express.
- Synack Red Team since 2022 — an invitation-only team vetted on skill and trust — with Envoy, Hero, Olympian and Circle of Trust recognition earned since.
- Thousands of hours of hands-on offensive testing over a 25-year career in technology, backed by company-level CREST accreditation.
That is a stronger claim than any certificate, and every part of it is verifiable. We would rather you checked than took our word for it.
Common questions
Do law firms really need an ethical hacker?
If you hold data worth stealing or run systems your business depends on, yes — and increasingly your clients, insurers and regulators expect evidence of independent testing. An ethical hacker gives you a real picture of risk, not a compliance tick-box.
Do you need a ‘Certified Ethical Hacker’ for this?
No. The CEH is a multiple-choice knowledge exam and doesn’t prove hands-on ability. What matters is independent CREST accreditation and a verifiable track record — which is what we bring to every engagement.
Will testing disrupt our systems?
We scope to avoid disruption — testing against a staging environment where appropriate, and agreeing rules of engagement up front. The goal is to find problems safely, not to cause them.
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