Solutions / Real estate
Stop fake wiring instructions before closing day.
Real estate deals move big sums by email, which makes agents and brokerages a top target for wire fraud. We lock down your email, make your domain much harder to fake and give clients a simple way to check.
- 24h
- Critical patches applied, tested on a copy of your site first.
- Daily
- Off-site backups, kept for 30 days and restored on request.
- 5min
- Between uptime checks. We hear about problems first.
- 1page
- A plain-English report every month. No jargon.
How it works
Protected in 24 hours, then watched every day
Start with the free check. We work around showings and closings.
Your first month
Then one report a monthUp front
Free outside check
We look at your website, email and how easily someone could pose as you.
Within 24 hours
Email locked down
DMARC enforced and two-step login on every agent’s mailbox.
Weeks 1–2
Wire fraud defenses
Alerts on suspicious mailbox rules and a wire warning for every client.
Every month
Watched and reported
Unusual sign-ins flagged, patches within a day and a one-page report.
Questions from brokerages
What agents and brokers ask us first
Our agents use their own Gmail accounts.
Very common, and it’s the hardest setup to protect. We help move agents to brokerage email, or at least put two-step login on the accounts they use for deals.
A client almost wired money to a scammer.
If money has already moved, call the bank right away and report it to the FBI at ic3.gov. Then we check whether any mailbox was compromised and lock it down.
What’s a client wire warning?
A short note in every email and contract telling clients you’ll never change wiring instructions by email, and to call a number they already have before sending money.
We manage rental properties too.
Tenant applications hold Social Security numbers and bank details. We secure where they’re stored and who can see them.
Other businesses we look after
- Tax preparers & CPA firmsFTC Safeguards Rule
- Medical & dental practicesHIPAA Security Rule
- Contractors & home servicesWebsite leads and payment fraud
- Manufacturers & distributorsRansomware and supplier requirements
- Retail shopsPCI DSS for card payments
- Restaurants & cafésPCI DSS for card payments
- Consultants & agenciesClient security questionnaires
- Salons, spas & gymsBooking and payment data
- Auto dealers & repair shopsFTC Safeguards Rule for dealers
- Nonprofits, schools & childcareDonor, family and student data
- Law firmsDuty of client confidentiality
- Financial & insurance officesFTC Safeguards Rule and state insurance laws