Browser security for professional services firms
Your firm moves client money and confidential files every day, which is exactly why attackers impersonate the people you trust. Haven checks the links that reach your inbox and flags fake pages before anyone acts on them.
billing@meridian-partners.co
This link goes to a lookalike domain
It does not match the vendor you have worked with before.
The attack arrives looking like ordinary work
Attackers rarely break into a professional services firm. They imitate a client, a vendor, or a familiar system, and wait for a busy person to do something completely reasonable.
The invoice that was not from your vendor
Updated wire instructions arrive from a lookalike address during a live matter or closing. The request fits the moment, so it gets actioned.
The file share that was not from your client
A document link asks someone to sign in before viewing. The page is a copy, and the credentials go straight to the attacker.
The login page that was not Microsoft 365
A session expires at a convenient moment. The sign-in screen looks right, but the address does not, and nobody checks it at 6pm.
Who this is for
If your firm holds client money, client files, or client trust, the browser is where that responsibility is tested.
Trusted firms are the target
The professions built on client confidence are the ones attackers most want to imitate.
BEC losses reflect incidents reported to the FBI in 2025 and are widely believed to understate the real total, since many firms resolve or absorb these losses without reporting them.
A second opinion at the moment it matters
Haven works on both sides of the click, in the inbox where the request arrives and in the browser where it would succeed.
Link checks before anyone clicks
Haven scans the links that reach the inbox, along with links from search, chat, and documents, and calls out lookalike domains before a page ever opens.
Fake sign-in and portal pages flagged live
Spoofed email, document-sharing, banking, and SaaS logins are flagged while the page is open, protecting the credentials that unlock every client file and account behind them.
AI email analysis in plain language
When a message impersonates a client, vendor, or partner, Haven explains what looks wrong in terms a paralegal or office manager can act on immediately.
Protection that stays on
Haven resists attempts to disable or tamper with it, so the coverage you rolled out is still running on the laptop of the partner who travels most.
Security that does not become another project
Professional services firms rarely have spare capacity for security work. Haven is built for that reality on both sides.
No new habits, no new friction
Billable people will not slow down to verify a domain, and they should not have to. Haven stays quiet until something looks wrong, then says so clearly and in context.
- Works in the browser and inbox they already use
- No change to how files or matters are handled
- Warnings written for people who are not security experts
Built for firms without a security team
Whether it is one internal IT person, an office manager wearing an extra hat, or an outside provider, Haven adds a real layer of protection without a platform to administer.
- Deploys as a browser extension, not a migration
- Works alongside the email and device tools you have
- No security stack to build or maintain around it
Browser security for professional services, answered
What is browser security for professional services firms?
Browser security for professional services firms is protection that works where the work actually happens: in the inbox and the browser, where people open client files, approve payments, and sign in to email and practice systems. Because most attacks on these firms end with someone clicking a link or entering credentials on a convincing fake page, protection at that moment catches what email filters and device software miss.
How does Haven help prevent business email compromise and payment fraud?
Most payment fraud starts with a message that looks like it came from a client, vendor, or colleague, carrying a link to a fake invoice, portal, or login page. Haven scans the links that reach the inbox and flags lookalike domains before anyone clicks, then flags the page itself if someone clicks anyway. That gives your team a second opinion at the exact moment a request would otherwise be trusted.
Can Haven protect against fake client and file-sharing pages?
Yes. Fake document-sharing and client portal pages are a common way to harvest credentials from firms that exchange files all day. Haven watches for lookalike domains and spoofed sign-in screens in real time, so a fake file-sharing prompt is called out while the page is open rather than discovered later.
Does Haven require a security team to run?
No. Haven is a browser extension rather than a platform to administer, so firms without a dedicated security team, or with a single IT person or an outsourced provider, can deploy it without building a larger security stack around it. It works alongside the email and device protection a firm already has.
Which types of firms is Haven built for?
Haven fits law firms, accounting and tax practices, consultancies, architecture and engineering firms, real estate and title organizations, and any business that handles client money or confidential client information in the browser.
Will Haven disrupt how our people work?
Haven installs in the browser your team already uses and stays quiet until something looks wrong. There is no new browser to learn, no change to how files are shared or matters are managed, and no expectation that anyone becomes a security expert first.
Protect the trust your firm runs on
See how Haven catches impersonation in the inbox and the browser, before a wire goes out or a credential is handed over.