Encrypted Forms for Law Firms

Attorney–client privilege is undermined when a third party can access the same plaintext you can.

The problem

Generic form vendors operate a hosted database of answers. Even with good security teams, their architecture often implies they could access content. For privileged intakes, ethics rules and client expectations push you toward tools that minimize that exposure.

Why zero-knowledge matters here

Cyphorm encrypts in the respondent’s browser. We persist ciphertext only—see the live database demo. Your private key never leaves devices you control (backed up on your terms).

How Cyphorm works (brief)

RSA-4096 keypair in your browser; submissions encrypted to your public key; decryption only in your authenticated session. Technical overview →