B.I. Segun
Founder & Engineer
Practisify is built by a security and compliance engineer, because the software a firm trusts with privileged files and client funds should be engineered like it matters.
- Cybersecurity engineer
- FedRAMP GRC engineer
- Master’s in Security
- 10 years building & supporting engineering delivery
B.I. Segun spent a decade in cybersecurity and governance, risk, and compliance, most recently as a FedRAMP GRC engineer, where the bar for handling sensitive data is set by the U.S. government, not by convenience.
That background is the reason Practisify exists. Legal software holds some of the most sensitive information there is: privileged communications, medical records, and money held in trust. Yet most tools bolt security and compliance on at the end. Practisify inverts that: tenant isolation, least-privilege access, encryption, audit trails, and BAA-ready infrastructure are the foundation, not an upgrade.
The same discipline shapes how Practisify uses AI. A GRC engineer’s instinct is to never trust an output you cannot verify, so the platform keeps the attorney in the loop, cites its sources, and refuses to finalize a draft on authority it cannot check. The goal is not to replace a lawyer’s judgment. It is to clear the busywork around it, safely.
Security is the foundation
Isolation, encryption, least privilege, and auditability from day one, the way regulated systems are built.
Never trust an unverified output
AI assists; it does not decide. Citations are checked and an attorney finalizes everything.
Compliance is a feature
IOLTA controls, BAA-ready infrastructure, and professional-responsibility guardrails built into the workflow.
Give your firm its time back
Move your matters onto one system that drafts, tracks, and organizes with you. Start free: see the difference on a real case this week.
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