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Case study · AI assistant · A cybersecurity law practice
A daily breach scan for a cybersecurity law practice.
Example report with made-up companies. The real reports stay private.Each attorney's daily review went from 2 hours to 15 minutes.
Before: 2 hours 15 min daily review time per attorney
12 government breach-notice sites checked every day
1 Slack digest with everything new
From 12 websites to one message.
Before
Attorneys checked government breach-notice sites by hand.
- 2 h Daily review time for each attorney.
- 12 Government sites to check, federal and state.
- 0 Places that pulled the new notices together.
After
One Slack digest with every new notice, sorted by priority.
- 15 min Daily review time for each attorney.
- 1 Slack digest with every new notice.
- Sorted Biggest breaches at the top, repeats left out.
Four steps, every day.
Collect
The AI assistant checks 12 government breach-notice sites every day.
Sort
Claude sorts each new notice by how many people the breach affects.
Skip repeats
Notices the firm has already seen stay out of the digest.
Send one digest
One Slack message, with the biggest breaches at the top.
Which sites does the AI assistant check?
12 government breach-notice sites, federal and state.
Does the AI assistant replace the attorney's review?
No. Each attorney still reviews the new notices every day. The review takes 15 minutes instead of 2 hours.
Is the picture a real report?
No. The picture shows a made-up report. The firm's real reports stay private.
What does your team check by hand every day?
Tell me about the routine. I'll tell you what an AI assistant could take off your team's plate.