Proactive Support
We anticipate issues before they impact a matter, not after an attorney calls.

Counsel Cyber helps law firms thrive by taking IT and security off the partners' plates. We believe technology should be invisible when it works and powerful when you need it.
Headquartered in Austin, TexasCounsel Cyber is a cybersecurity-first IT services company headquartered in Austin, Texas, serving law firms across Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Kansas. We partner with firms and legal departments to deliver technology that protects privilege and supports growth without getting in the way.
Our team brings 20+ years of IT experience to every engagement. We do not just fix problems. We prevent them, giving your attorneys the freedom to focus on clients.
We bring deep experience with the compliance, budget, and confidentiality demands unique to legal practice.
Clean documentation and clean networks. Both are how a firm can tell we care.
When we take on your technology, it is ours to get right.
We keep learning so your firm stays ahead of threats and tools.
Plain language for partners. No jargon, no scare tactics.
We understand the pressure of a filing deadline at 4:55 p.m.
We win when your firm runs without thinking about IT.
Counsel Cyber is led by its founder and staffed by a small team of security and support engineers who work with law firms across five states.
20+ years of IT experience leading technology organizations, including managed IT and cybersecurity for healthcare and professional clients. Shane founded Counsel Cyber to bring that experience to law firms.
We anticipate issues before they impact a matter, not after an attorney calls.
Critical alerts handled day or night, including the weekend before trial.
Every engagement starts from security controls mapped to your ethical and insurance obligations.
Legal cybersecurityFrom a 3-attorney office to a 200-person firm, our services grow with you.
Managed IT servicesEvery engagement begins with a thorough assessment of your unique environment.
Second opinion reviewWe know Clio from NetDocuments, and Rule 1.6 from Rule 1.1. Your provider should too.
Practice management ITCall or email to start a confidential conversation about your firm's technology.