Industries · Real Estate
IT, CRM, and document infrastructure for real estate agencies and PropTech.
Listings sites, MLS integration, document workflows, agent productivity. Built for the firms that close deals - not the ones that play with software.
What real estate firms come to us for.
Agency websites
Listings, search, lead capture, agent profiles. SEO-tuned for local intent.
CRM + document workflows
Salesforce / HubSpot setup, DocuSign integration, MLS feeds where available.
Agent device + access
Laptops, mobile devices, secure remote access from showings.
What is at risk
The biggest threat in real estate is not a hacker in your server. It is a fake email on closing day.
Real estate runs on large, time-sensitive money transfers between people who often have not met. That is exactly what wire-fraud and business email compromise (BEC) attacks are built to exploit. One spoofed email redirecting a buyer's deposit can wipe out a deal, your reputation, and sometimes the firm. These are the exposures we see most.
- Wire fraud and BEC: an attacker watches a transaction, then emails the buyer "updated" wiring instructions that send the deposit to them.
- Compromised agent email used to impersonate your firm to clients, title companies, and lenders.
- Client financial and identity data (IDs, bank details, loan docs) stored loosely across inboxes and personal drives.
- Tampered or forged e-signatures and contracts with no verifiable audit trail of who signed what.
- Agents working from phones and laptops on public Wi-Fi at showings, with no secure remote access.
- Multi-office or franchise setups where each branch runs its own ad-hoc IT and nobody owns security.
How we secure transactions
What we put in place so money and documents move safely.
Controls built around the closing process and the way agents actually work - in the field, across offices, under deadline.
Wire-fraud and BEC defense
Email impersonation protection, MFA on every agent and admin account, and verification workflows so wiring instructions are confirmed by phone before any money moves.
Secure client data handling
A single secure place for IDs, financials, and loan documents - encrypted, access-controlled, and off personal inboxes and consumer drives.
E-signature integrity
Properly configured DocuSign or equivalent with verified identities and tamper-evident audit trails, so every contract has a defensible record of who signed and when.
Secure agents in the field
Managed laptops and phones, VPN or zero-trust remote access, and device encryption so working from a showing or a coffee shop is not a liability.
Multi-office IT and access
Centralized accounts, offboarding, and consistent security across every branch - so a departing agent loses access everywhere on day one.
Backup and continuity
Tested backups of CRM, transaction files, and email so a ransomware hit or lost device does not take your active pipeline down with it.
How we engage
From scoping call to a firm that closes deals safely.
Risk and transaction review
We map how money and documents move through a deal, where client data lives, and where a fake email or lost device could cause real loss.
Fixed-price plan
A plain-English, fixed-price proposal that prioritizes the controls that stop wire fraud and data leaks first. You know the number before we start.
Implement across offices
We roll out email defense, MFA, secure data storage, device management, and verification workflows - across every branch, with minimal disruption to agents.
Train and maintain
Short, practical training so agents can spot a fraud attempt, plus ongoing monitoring and support as you add agents and offices.
Why transaction security matters
Real estate IT and security FAQ
How do we actually stop wire fraud on a closing?
An agent got a suspicious email about a deposit - what do we do?
Can you work with our existing CRM and DocuSign setup?
Our agents work from their phones and personal laptops. Is that a problem?
We have several offices that each do their own thing. Can you bring that together?
How is client financial data kept safe?
Real estate website or CRM project on the list?
Scoping call. Fixed-price proposal. No agency BS.

