Confidentiality Commitment

Glyph & Mantle Consulting recognizes the sensitive nature of forensic analysis and commits to maintaining strict confidentiality regarding all client information, materials provided, analysis conducted, and resulting reports or recommendations. All information provided to us will be treated as confidential and will not be disclosed to any third party except as required by law or with your explicit written consent.

Attorney-Client Privilege Considerations

If you are an attorney seeking our services on behalf of a client, please note that our communications and work product may be protected under attorney-client privilege and/or work product doctrine when our services are secured to assist counsel in providing legal advice. To maximize potential privilege protection:

1. Engagement should be formalized through counsel

2. Communications should clearly indicate they are for the purpose of obtaining legal advice

3. Confidentiality should be maintained for all communications

4. Distribution of our reports and findings should be limited to necessary parties

Please note that we cannot guarantee privilege protection, as such determinations are made by courts based on specific circumstances and applicable law.

Data Security Protocols

Glyph & Mantle Consulting implements the following data security measures:

1. End-to-end encryption for all digital communications

2. Secure cloud storage with multi-factor authentication

3. Physical security measures for tangible evidence and documentation

4. Secure destruction of materials upon engagement completion (if requested)

5. Limited access protocols restricting information to essential personnel

6. Regular security audits and updates to protection measures

Limited Disclosure Agreement

By engaging our services, you agree that Glyph & Mantle Consulting may:

1. Acknowledge the existence of a client relationship (unless specifically requested otherwise)

2. Include general, non-identifying information about the type of work performed in our service portfolio

3. Use anonymized, non-identifying linguistic patterns for research and development purposes

We will not disclose:

1. Specific case details or identifying information

2. Actual content of communications analyzed

3. Specific findings, conclusions, or recommendations

4. Client identity (if confidentiality is specifically requested)