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Cybersecurity Alert
June 5, 2026 by EmailMeNow IT Consulting

Cybersecurity Audit of Top Pennsylvania Title Companies in 2026

Independent audits of major Pennsylvania title companies reveal a wide range of cybersecurity results. Wire-transfer fraud almost always starts with a spoofed or look-alike email.

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An independent cybersecurity review across many of Pennsylvania’s largest title companies reveals a wide range of results. With buyers wiring six-figure sums at closing, weak email authentication is a direct path to business email compromise (BEC) and wire fraud.

Using data from audit.emailmenow.com, we evaluated each company’s domain across SPF, DKIM, DMARC, transport security (MTA-STS/TLS), and website security headers.

Cybersecurity Scores of Major Pennsylvania Title Companies

Overall compliance scores from audit.emailmenow.com. Re-run any domain at the link to verify.

RankCompanyDomainOverall ScorePerformance Level
1Fidelity National Financialfnf.com84%Strong
2Stewart Titlestewart.com70%Strong
3First American Titlefirstam.com60%Above Average
3Old Republic Titleoldrepublictitle.com60%Above Average
5Penn Land Transferpennlandtransfer.com44%Weak
6Conestoga Titleconestogatitle.com38%Weakest

What the Results Reveal

  • The national underwriters operating in Pennsylvania top the list — Fidelity National Financial at 84%, Stewart at 70% — while the regional Pennsylvania agencies trail badly: Penn Land Transfer (44%) and Conestoga Title (38%).
  • That gap matters: the local agencies that handle most Pennsylvania closings are the weakest performers, exactly where wire-fraud risk concentrates.
  • Without an enforced DMARC policy, criminals can send “updated wiring instructions” that look exactly like the title company — and the buyer wires funds to a fraudulent account.

Why This Matters for Title Companies

Wire-transfer fraud almost always starts with a spoofed or look-alike email. The FTC Safeguards Rule applies, and an enforced DMARC policy is the single highest-impact fix for this sector.

Check any company’s posture at audit.emailmenow.com/?industry=title-companies.

See also — national audit

Recommendations

  • Enforce DMARC (p=reject), strict SPF (-all), and DKIM signing.
  • Add MTA-STS and website security headers.
  • Adopt verified call-back procedures for any change to wiring instructions, and train every closer.

Stop wire fraud before it starts. Run a free Instant Cybersecurity Audit at audit.emailmenow.com/?industry=title-companies.

Contact EmailMeNow IT Consulting for help with securing your closing communications.


Source & methodology: Overall compliance scores from the free scan at audit.emailmenow.com — each domain checked for email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), transport security (MTA-STS/TLS), website security headers, and network security. Re-run any domain at the link to verify.