Law, finance, and insurance

Secure systems with clear accountability.

Elmfort works with firms whose clients, insurers, and regulators expect them to explain how information is protected and who is accountable for it.

Sector Experience

Each sector brings different questions. Ownership is the common thread.

Each sector brings its own language and obligations. The service starts with the same discipline: know the estate, manage the controls, and keep the record current.

Law firms

Confidential matters and billable time.

We manage identity, email, devices, access, and backups with the working day of fee earners in mind. Client and insurer checks are supported by records that reflect the systems in use.

Finance

Operational resilience needs evidence.

For IFAs, brokerages, wealth firms, boutique funds, and payments businesses, we help put technical controls and supporting records in order for due diligence and regulatory reviews.

Insurance

Security questionnaires keep coming.

We help brokers and insurance firms maintain a defensible account of their devices, access controls, backups, monitoring, and supplier arrangements.

Where Elmfort Fits

One capable team, fully managed.

Elmfort takes responsibility for the managed environment and coordinates the suppliers behind it. Your team keeps one point of contact and a defined scope.

Client trust

Answer client questions with evidence.

Security questionnaires and procurement reviews become easier when the technical estate and its controls are documented together.

Audit pressure

Prepare before a deadline appears.

Ongoing records, testing, and review work reduce the amount that has to be reconstructed when an audit or certification project begins.

Busy teams

Know who owns the next step.

Elmfort coordinates the work rather than sending you back and forth between vendors whenever an issue crosses a boundary.

Tell us what your firm is being asked to prove.

A client questionnaire, an insurer review, Cyber Essentials, or an upcoming audit gives us a practical place to start.

  • Your current obligations
  • Your existing suppliers
  • The gaps between them