For Title, Real Estate & Mortgage
One Spoofed Email Can Cost a Closing $300,000
Business email compromise and wire fraud are the #1 loss in real estate. If attackers can impersonate your domain, they can redirect a buyer's funds. Enter your domain or email for an instant audit.
Why Your Domain Is the Front Line of Wire Fraud
Wire-transfer fraud almost always starts with a spoofed or look-alike email. If your domain lacks enforced authentication, criminals can send 'updated wiring instructions' that look exactly like you — and your client wires the money to them.
1. Lock Down Your Domain
SPF, DKIM and a DMARC reject policy stop attackers from sending email that appears to come from your address — the exact controls our audit scores first.
2. Protect Funds in Transit
Encrypted email, MFA, and verified call-back procedures for any change to wiring instructions. Technology plus process is what stops the loss.
3. Train Every Closer
Staff and clients must know the playbook: never trust wiring changes by email alone. Recurring awareness training keeps it front of mind.
The Golden Rule: If wiring instructions change, stop and verify by phone — every time.
Close the door on wire fraud
We enforce your email authentication, secure your closing communications, and train your team — before a fraudulent wire ever goes out.
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Title & Real Estate Breaches in the OAG Database
Texas title and mortgage companies have filed breach notices with the Attorney General — a serious concern in an industry where one spoofed email can redirect a six-figure wire transfer at closing.