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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
Run the free audit, unlock the Full Audit Report for the Fix Kit, and add optional Cybersquat Watch from the report when lookalikes show up.
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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.