Key steps to take before migrating Intapp Time to the cloud

To many stakeholders, security may be the most critical aspect of a cloud migration. While some stakeholders may initially express concern about cloud security, modern cloud infrastructure often provides superior security capabilities compared to on-premises solutions.

Intapp Cloud Infrastructure offers sophisticated security measures that often exceed what most law firms can implement internally. Our cloud security prioritizes data protection, system resilience, and rigorous protocols. To further reassure concerned stakeholders, consider sharing the below details of Intapp's approach to cloud security.

Client data stewardship

You maintain full data sovereignty and control of your clients' sensitive information. Through robust protocols, we provide complete transparency into how data is acquired, stored, and utilized. This allows you to harness your data's value while upholding the highest standards of privacy and security. Learn more about client data stewardship.

High-availability architecture

Designed for regulated industries and powered by Microsoft Azure, our high-availability architecture offers secure, efficient cloud deployment. With proactive monitoring and simplified updates, our cloud architecture guarantees robust performance and minimal downtime, leveraging one of the world's leading public cloud platforms to keep your business running smoothly.

Identity and access management

We offer uncompromising security through industry-leading encryption protocols, granular access controls, and regular penetration testing to identify and fortify any vulnerability. Built on Microsoft Azure, our identity management system provides a comprehensive safeguard for your firm's most sensitive data and systems.

Built on Microsoft Azure

Intapp selected Microsoft Azure data centers for their 99.95% uptime and reliability. To ensure the availability of your applications, these facilities have multiple measures in place, including:

• Protection from fire and electrical failures
• Temperature and humidity management
• Physical facility access controls, surveillance, and security
• Multipoint, two-factor authenticated access to data center floors
• System monitoring
• Preventative maintenance