๐Ÿ“‹ GRC compliance for CMMC 2.0, CPCSC, CPA Canada, IIROCโ€ฆSaaS discovery for data governanceFree enriched web chat widget๐Ÿš€ Enriched remote support without your laptop

Industry policy packs

Policies that fit what your business actually does.

Ready-made privacy, acceptable-use, AI, and client-consent documents for accounting firms, law firms, non-profits and charities, religious organizations, e-commerce, and startups. Lavawall® builds them from the security and IT data you already collect, in Canadian and US variants, with the correct laws and regulators built in, so the wording matches your work, not a generic template.

Start with the GRC Wizard See the industries

Privacy ยท acceptable use ยท AI ยท client consent ยท Canadian & US variants

an industry policy generated from your data, with the built-in variables that tailor it to your business

Documents that speak your industry's language

Written for the work you actually do

A law firm's duty of confidentiality, a charity's donor privacy, an accounting firm's client records, an online store's payment and shipping data, each pack is written around what that business handles day to day, in plain language, generated from the security and IT data you already collect.

The correct laws and regulators, built in

Every pack comes in Canadian and US variants with the right privacy laws and regulators referenced for each jurisdiction, so you are not editing a generic template to figure out which rules apply to you.

The language outsiders expect to see

Insurers, clients, vendors, and investors all ask for policies. These documents are written to speak the language they expect on a cyber-insurance renewal, a client questionnaire, a vendor review, or a due-diligence request.

Kept current, not copied once

Because the packs are generated from your live security and IT data, they stay accurate as your posture changes, not a stale document you have to defend when someone actually reads it.

Packs built for your industry

Pick your industry and get privacy, acceptable-use, AI, and client-consent documents in Canadian and US variants.

Accounting firms

Client-records privacy, acceptable use, AI, and engagement-consent documents written around the confidentiality accountants owe their clients.

Generate the pack →

Law firms

Privacy, acceptable-use, AI, and client-consent documents built around solicitor-client confidentiality and matter records.

Generate the pack →

Non-profits & charities

Donor and member privacy, acceptable use, AI, and consent documents for organizations that hold personal data on a shoestring.

Generate the pack →

Religious organizations

Congregation and member privacy, acceptable use, AI, and consent documents written for the pastoral and community data you keep.

Generate the pack →

E-commerce

Customer privacy, acceptable use, AI, and consent documents built around payment, shipping, and account data.

Generate the pack →

Startups

Privacy, acceptable-use, AI, and client-consent documents investors and enterprise buyers expect, ready before the first due-diligence request.

Generate the pack →

Not sure which pack fits?

The GRC Wizard takes your industry and your compliance requirements into account, then generates the right privacy, acceptable-use, AI, and client-consent documents from the security and IT data you already collect.

Common questions

What is an industry policy pack?
A ready-made set of privacy, acceptable-use, AI, and client-consent documents written for a specific kind of business, with the correct laws and regulators already built in. Lavawall generates them from the security and IT data you already collect, so the wording matches what your business actually does.
Do the documents cover Canadian and US law?
Yes. Every pack comes in Canadian and US variants, with the right privacy laws and regulators referenced for each, so a Canadian charity and a US e-commerce shop each get language that fits their jurisdiction.
Will these documents satisfy insurers, clients, and investors?
They are written to speak the language insurers, clients, vendors, and investors expect on a cyber-insurance renewal, a client questionnaire, a vendor review, or a due-diligence request, and they stay current as your posture changes.

Start with the GRC Wizard →