About CyberSuite
What CyberSuite is, and what it isn't.
CyberSuite is a specialist cybersecurity firm serving law firms across New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut with 5 to 50 attorneys. One product, three tiers, public pricing. We publish what we do, what it costs, and how we work, and then we deliver it.
Thesis
Why CyberSuite exists.
The problem
Cyber insurance underwriting tightened materially over the past two years. Renewal questionnaires now require 12 or more controls documented: enforced MFA, immutable backup, EDR, SOC monitoring, security awareness training, written incident response plan. Most firms cannot document any of these. They renew anyway, until the year they get denied or repriced 50% higher.
The wrong fixes
Generalist managed service shops sell law firms a product designed for dental practices. DIY tool stacks (Microsoft Defender plus a backup tool plus a training vendor) leave configuration, monitoring, and documentation as separate problems. Carrier-bundled incident response activates after the breach. It does not keep the firm renewable or pass the audit.
What we built
One product, three tiers, public pricing. A 22-control framework crosswalked to the four standards a law firm is measured against. 14-day onboarding. Insurance questionnaire support included at every tier.
The discipline
We publish the prices, and we charge what we publish — no hidden fees. If your firm already owns a tool we'd otherwise deploy, we won't charge you for it twice. The discounts are simple: 5% for annual prepay, and a deeper cut for 24- or 36-month terms.
How we operate
A small specialist team, with large-firm operations underneath.
CyberSuite is a small team by design. The security operations themselves (the 24/7 SOC, the email security platform, the immutable backup architecture, the EDR engine) run on the same vendor platforms large enterprise IT teams use. We are the strategy, deployment, documentation, and response coordination layer that turns those platforms into an insurance-ready program for your firm. You get a small team's responsiveness from us, with large-firm operations underneath.
24/7
SOC monitoring by human analysts
Trained SOC analysts watching your environment around the clock. Not a queue of unattended alerts. Not a vendor that opens tickets at 9am and closes them at 5pm.
8 min
Average response on critical incidents
From detection to first human action on a confirmed critical incident. Published vendor metric, reviewed quarterly.
1 hr
Customer Notification SLA
On Defense and Sentinel tiers. You hear from us within an hour of a confirmed critical event, every time. Documented in your service agreement.
14 days
Onboarding, start to live
Deployed without disruption to billable work. Day 1 kickoff, day 14 live. The first month is included in the onboarding fee and used for stabilization.
Frameworks
What we measure against.
Our 22-control framework crosswalks to the four standards a law firm is measured against by carriers, clients, bar associations, and federal regulators.
Each control in your Readiness Report cites the specific framework clause it satisfies and the evidence that proves it.
Scope discipline
What we don't do.
Penetration testing
A security vendor cannot credibly audit its own deployment. We coordinate scheduling with the pen test vendor of your choice and remediate findings as part of standard tier operations.
Generic IT support and break-fix
Your IT person, whether internal or vendor, stays. We're the security layer on top of the IT you already run — your team keeps the laptops and printers humming, and we focus on protection.
Dark web monitoring
It's not part of our tiers. If your firm wants it, you're better served by a specialist — and we're glad to point you to a good one rather than add something we don't run ourselves.
See the report. See the pricing. Decide.
The free Readiness Report is the lowest-commitment way to see how CyberSuite would assess your firm. Yours to keep regardless.