Email is how
they get in.

Prevented: A Digital Shell share link would have been traceable and watermarked. Any unauthorized access would have been recorded in the access logs, and the original link would have been revocable instantly.

Prevented: Documents shared via Digital Shell are encrypted end-to-end with access tied to individual recipients. A breach of our servers would expose only encrypted blobs — not readable content. Plus, access codes are hashed, not stored in plaintext.

Prevented: Zero-knowledge architecture means we literally cannot read your clients' files. Even if our entire database was leaked, attackers would only see encrypted blobs. Your attorney-client privilege stays intact.

Prevented: With Digital Shell, tax documents are never attached to emails. Clients upload them to a secure link that's encrypted in their browser. Even if the firm's email is compromised, there are no sensitive attachments to steal.

Prevented: All client data shared via Digital Shell has detailed access logs. You'd know if someone accessed a document from an unusual location — not 3 months later when your clients call you.

Prevented: Digital Shell never relies on email for sensitive instructions. Banking details, closing documents, and escrow info are shared through encrypted links with 6-digit access codes sent via a separate channel. Interception requires compromising two independent channels — nearly impossible.

Prevented: IRS Publication 4557 requires secure document exchange. Digital Shell is designed to meet these requirements out of the box: zero-knowledge encryption, access logs, and retention controls that satisfy FTC Safeguards Rule compliance.