Protect your client relationships and professional reputation.
Real estate firms are prime targets for cybercriminals seeking to exploit high-value wire transfers and email-heavy workflows. Mobile agents working from cars, coffee shops, and client homes create additional vulnerabilities criminals actively exploit to steal commissions and client data.
Fast-moving, high-value transactions are exactly what attackers look for.
As firms increasingly digitize with virtual showings, e-signatures, and online payments, they face greater vulnerability — right as deal speed makes people less likely to double-check a wire instruction.
High-value wire transfers
Business email compromise hacks agent accounts to redirect closing wires with fake instructions.
Mobile, email-heavy workflows
Agents working from cars, coffee shops, and client homes create additional exposure criminals actively exploit.
Seller impersonation fraud
A rising fraud tactic that now targets 54% of real estate professionals directly.
Four steps to an effective, compliant program.
Begin with a comprehensive security assessment that identifies vulnerabilities specific to your brokerage. By implementing the right framework, you can confidently adopt new technology instead of treating it as a risk.
Cyber Hygiene
Establish MFA, patching, and the fundamentals that quickly reduce your exposure.
Backups & Response
Maintain reliable backups and an incident response plan for every transaction.
Full Visibility
Gain comprehensive visibility across every connected device and IT environment.
Zero Trust
Shift to Zero Trust architecture to secure every environment agents work from.
Cyberattacks against real estate firms are at an all-time high.
Take the first step.
Schedule your free Real Estate Security Assessment to discover how we protect practices like yours while maintaining the professional reputation your clients demand.
Sources: Timothy Dimoff, TEHTRIS, and CRES Insurance industry research on real estate cybercrime, wire fraud, and professional preparedness.