The article focuses on practices related to client protection and security in social services, encompassing various aspects of client rights protection and technological measures. The aim is to identify how social service organizations implement security measures to protect clients, including specific types of safeguards for the protection of personal data and individual rights. Special attention is given to client record management, which is often maintained using specialized software, with methods and processes associated with this type of data management being evaluated. An important part of the article is the examination of the level of staff training on general principles of client rights protection. It also explores the possibilities of regular team discussions on the protection of client rights, supporting the continuous improvement of care quality. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive overview of how social services approach client protection and what steps they take to ensure their safety and respect for their rights. The article will be based on data and research conducted from June to August 2024 on 52 social care providers in the Moravian-Silesian Region.