We help UK law firms protect billable hours, reduce negligence risk, and unlock higher-value corporate clients — through Microsoft-funded security assessments.
Cyber attacks on UK law firms surged 77% in 2024. With mandatory Cyber Essentials certification now required for Legal Aid firms, and corporate clients increasingly vetting security posture before engagement, the cost of inaction has never been higher.
Every hour of downtime is lost revenue. We keep your fee earners working.
Enterprise clients vet your security. We help you pass their due diligence.
SRA, ICO, Cyber Essentials. We ensure you meet every requirement.
Eligible firms receive a £5,000 assessment. You pay only a £250 intent fee.
Use our interactive tools to calculate your financial exposure, check Microsoft funding eligibility, and assess your current security posture.
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Get an instant, personalised assessment of your firm's security needs. Our AI advisor will qualify your requirements and recommend the right solution — in under 5 minutes.
A £5,000 security assessment, Microsoft-funded for eligible firms. Book your consultation today for just a £250 intent fee.
Real outcomes from UK law firms who completed the Microsoft-funded security assessment.
“The £250 was the best investment we made. Within 6 weeks we had a full security report, passed our Barclays due diligence, and unlocked a £2.4M corporate mandate we’d been chasing for two years.”
“We’d been putting off a security review for 18 months. Cyber Nick made the process painless, delivered a board-ready report, and the Microsoft funding meant the whole thing cost us a fraction of what we expected.”
“With the mandatory Cyber Essentials deadline approaching, we needed to act fast. Cyber Nick had us compliant in 5 weeks and handled all the paperwork. Highly recommended.”
Limited Q2 2026 Availability
Only 4 assessment slots remaining this quarter. Microsoft funding is first-come, first-served.