As digital tools continue to reshape our financial lives, estate planning is no exception. Wills and Trusts, once exclusively handled through face-to-face legal consultations, are now accessible online, making legacy planning easier than ever. But with this convenience comes an important question: How secure is it to manage such sensitive information digitally?

This article breaks down the key cybersecurity risks—such as phishing, fake platforms, and data breaches—that may compromise your personal estate instructions. More importantly, it offers practical tips to help you navigate these risks while still taking advantage of digital convenience.

You’ll also discover how Coronation Trustees safeguards your legacy with a secure platform for setting up Digital Wills and Trusts. With advanced encryption, two-factor authentication, activity logs, and a dedicated fiduciary team behind every submission, the digital process is made both secure and seamless.

Read on to understand how to protect your estate planning from digital threats while ensuring your final wishes are honoured with confidence.

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