Over 50 AmLaw firms trust Infodash to be the connective tissue between their lawyers, their clients, and their AI tools.
We still use the words intranet/extranet because the market knows them but we are a digital workplace solution.
That's not something I take lightly.
We just completed SOC 2 Type II certification and I'm really proud of our team for getting this done.
Here's some context on why this matters.
Our architecture is a little different from most legal tech platforms.
We deploy directly into the law firm's environment.
We don't host their data.
We never touch it.
That means a certification like this wasn't technically required.
But the firms that trust us deserve more than "you don't need to worry about it."
They deserve proof.
SOC 2 Type II evaluates whether your security controls actually work over time.
Not a snapshot.
Not a self-assessment.
An independent auditor watching how you operate for months.
Security. Availability. Confidentiality. All independently verified.
We pursued this because trust is everything in legal.
The firms we serve handle the most sensitive work in business.
They chose us to be part of that workflow.
The least we can do is hold ourselves to the highest standard, whether the certification is required or not.
I'm grateful for every firm that has put their trust in Infodash.
This is one more way we're working to earn it every day.
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Ted Theodoropoulos is CEO and co-founder of Infodash and hosts the Legal Innovation Spotlight podcast. He writes about legal AI strategy, law firm technology, and the economics of the law firm business model.