SOC providers for law firms

Set monitoring and analyst-access boundaries around client documents, communications and matter-specific requirements.

eSentire

eSentire MDR investigates and contains threats through supported tools under agreed response rules.

You still own EDR licensing, tool access, response permissions and recovery outside agreed incident support

What they do Contain threats MDR
Price $17/user/mo + $2,500/year

Adlumin MDR by N-able

Adlumin MDR by N-able investigates and contains threats through a shared XDR and SIEM platform. Your team maintains controls and handles work outside the package.

You still own Connected tools, response permissions, escalation rules and work outside the package

What they do Co-manage the SOC MDR
About this list

Identify email, identity, document-management and endpoint systems in scope. Ask what content enters logs and case records, and which analysts or subcontractors can access it.

Review the arrangement against client agreements and your firm’s confidentiality requirements. Define who handles urgent decisions, client communication and recovery when an incident affects a matter or shared service.

Questions

Does monitoring require access to document contents?
Ask the provider to specify the data it collects and the investigation access it needs. Agree collection limits, redaction options and retention where relevant.
What should we verify about client requirements?
Map the proposed service to applicable client commitments, including access, location, notification and evidence needs. A legal-industry tag does not establish those contract terms.