MoreMax Inc.

Most law firms invest in cybersecurity.

Far fewer take the time to check whether criminals can impersonate their firm's email domain.

We recently reviewed the domain impersonation settings of 100 law firms and the results were eye-opening.

If protecting client trust matters to your firm, this is worth a read:
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We Checked the Domain Impersonation Settings for 100 Law Firms. Here’s What We Found. Discover the email security gaps we found in 100 law firms and how to prevent spoofing, wire fraud, and impersonation attacks.

Most law firms think they’re “using Microsoft 365.” But they're not...
They’re renting it.

And that difference shows up in ways most firms don’t notice… until something goes wrong.

What we typically see behind the scenes:
🔸 Files sitting in individual OneDrives instead of a proper firm structure
🔸 No clear permissions (too much access… or none at all)
🔸 Email working fine, but no real protection against impersonation
🔸 “We have backups”… but nothing actually tested or verified
🔸 Licenses that look right, but are missing the features that matter

On the surface, everything feels fine.
Underneath, it’s fragile.

Microsoft 365 is not just email + storage.

When it’s set up properly, it becomes the system your firm runs on:
🔹 SharePoint → your actual file system (not just “extra storage”)
🔹 Business Premium → where security and insurance requirements start to be met
🔹 Conditional access + MFA → controlling who can access what, and from where
🔹 User lifecycle control → clean onboarding, clean offboarding
🔹 Integrated tools → email, files, Teams, calendar—all working as one

The shift isn’t learning something new.
It’s finishing the setup that most firms never knew they needed.