SafeSuite

Safeguard Sensitive Legal Data Beyond the Network

Ensure client files, contracts, and case materials remain protected, even after
sharing, downloading, or forwarding.

The Current State

Legal teams collaborate across clients, opposing counsel, expert witnesses, and third‑party service providers. Sensitive files like case folders, contracts, evidence, client data are shared constantly through email, shared drives, and data rooms. Traditional security tools often stop at the perimeter. If a document is downloaded or forwarded, control disappears. Access isn’t revoked when cases close, and there’s no visibility into who saw what, when, or where. This creates unnecessary exposure, client risk, and compliance challenges.

A Smarter Way to Protect Data

Keyavi SafeSuite gives legal teams unprecedented control over sensitive documents by embedding access policies directly into the data itself. With SafeSuite, files are encrypted and bound to customizable rules, such as who can open them, where, when, and how. This allows firms to securely share contracts, discovery materials, and client files with external parties while retaining the ability to revoke access, track usage, and enforce policies. Even if a document is forwarded or downloaded, protection remains intact and adaptive, reducing the risk of data leaks, unauthorized use, or mishandled privileges.

Data-Centric Protection

Govern data with granular policies on who can access it, when, where, and how., even after download or sharing.

Secure Sharing with Clients

No special software required for recipients to open protected files. Works with existing workflows for smooth end user experience.

Automatic Expiration

Set expiration dates aligned with case timelines. Instantly revoke access at any time.

Immutable Audit & Logging

Track every access attempt (successful or blocked) for audit confidence.

Traditional Approaches

With SafeSuite

Use Cases

Case Study

Situation

A mid-sized corporate law firm struggled to control sensitive files once shared outside the firm. Password-protected PDFs and client portals offered no post-sharing control, no visibility into who access files, and no way to stop forwarding or downloading.

Solution

A mid-sized corporate law firm struggled to control sensitive files once shared outside the firm. Password-protected PDFs and client portals offered no post-sharing control, no visibility into who access files, and no way to stop forwarding or downloading.

Results

A mid-sized corporate law firm struggled to control sensitive files once shared outside the firm. Password-protected PDFs and client portals offered no post-sharing control, no visibility into who access files, and no way to stop forwarding or downloading.