CHRONOLITH · FOR LAW FIRMS

Client privilege doesn't survive a cloud SIEM subpoena fight.

Chronolith runs entirely on your own hardware. Privileged client data never leaves your network — not for detection, not for AI-assisted remediation, not for anything.

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THE REAL PROBLEM

A cloud SIEM subpoena is a privilege problem, not an IT problem.

Most SIEM vendors ask you to ship privileged client communications, matter metadata, and access logs to their servers. When a third party's infrastructure holds data covered by attorney-client privilege, that arrangement itself can become a discovery question — one your general counsel shouldn't have to answer in the middle of a real dispute. Chronolith removes the question by never creating it: the data never leaves your building.

WHAT THIS GIVES YOU

Built for how a law firm's IT actually runs

File access history across client directories
See exactly who touched a matter file and when — genuinely useful for insider-risk questions and for answering an auditor's questions about access controls without guessing. Read the brief →
No cloud vendor risk assessment for a trial
Because it's a local appliance, evaluating Chronolith doesn't require the same vendor security review a cloud SaaS trial would trigger. Deploy it, run it, decide for yourself.
Solo-engineer deployable
Most firms this size run IT with one or two people. Chronolith is built for that reality — download the OVA, follow the deployment guide, and a single engineer can get it running without outside consultants.
Cyber insurance renewal support
Generate the documentation your insurer's questionnaire actually asks for — MFA enforcement, backup verification, access logging — without exporting raw logs to a third party first. Read the brief →

Ready to see it running on your own infrastructure?

30-day trial. No cloud vendor review required — it's your hardware.

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