Security and trust
Review how Lawty supports legal confidentiality with account-scoped boundaries, encrypted data handling, privacy documentation, and restrained AI assistance.
Security posture
This page explains how the security and compliance signals referenced across the site map to Lawty's product and operating approach.
Lawty holds SOC 2 Type II certification by TAC Security for controls covering access management, change control, monitoring, and operational review.
The certification gives legal teams an independent trust signal for evaluating Lawty's security posture during vendor diligence.
Lawty protects data across communication and storage layers so sensitive legal information is not handled in plaintext during normal platform operations.
Homepage messaging focuses on encrypted handling in transit and at rest; this page makes that protection model explicit instead of leaving it as a slogan.
Regional handling and governance requirements can be addressed through deployment and operational scoping decisions during customer review.
This matters for firms with client instructions, jurisdictional restrictions, or internal policies about where legal data may be processed or stored.
Lawty pairs product controls with privacy documentation, customer data terms, and process design intended to support modern regulatory obligations.
The emphasis is readiness and operational support for customer compliance programs, not a claim that software alone satisfies a firm's legal obligations.
Operational controls
Legal buyers typically want to understand how product boundaries work day to day, not just what standards appear in marketing copy.
Workspace data is kept within account context to reduce accidental cross-account exposure between firms, teams, and matters.
Documents, communications, contacts, calendar items, matters, and assistant workflows are organized through explicit product boundaries instead of informal sharing paths.
Operational controls are intended to support internal review, customer diligence, and clearer accountability around how access and workflow actions are governed.
Lawty favors narrow trust assumptions: authenticated context, explicit permissions, and account boundaries matter more than broad implicit access.
AI safeguards
Mike is designed to help lawyers work faster without weakening confidentiality expectations or replacing professional judgment.
Mike supports drafting, editing, retrieval, and issue spotting, but lawyers remain responsible for review, legal analysis, and final decisions.
Lawty does not use customer content or data obtained from third-party integrations to train generalized AI models unless explicitly stated otherwise.
Assistant retrieval is structured through account-scoped tools and bounded result sizes to reduce unnecessary data exposure and keep responses tied to the right workspace context.
Documentation
Security pages should help buyers move from headline claims to actual review paths. Lawty pairs product controls with formal customer-facing documentation.
Review how Lawty handles website and service data, retention, international transfers, and data-subject rights.
Read privacy policyReview the terms that apply when Lawty processes customer-controlled personal data through the platform.
Read DPAEnterprise discussions can cover security requirements, privacy expectations, onboarding, and commercial terms relevant to firm procurement.
Contact LawtyIf your procurement process requires privacy terms, data handling discussion, or security alignment review, contact Lawty and we can continue the conversation directly.