Realtors
PROTECT THE TRANSACTION.
PROTECT YOUR CLIENT.
PROTECT YOUR REPUTATION.
One hacked email can turn a DREAM closing into a financial NIGHTMARE.
Real estate transatons are a prime target for cybercriminals.
Hackers may quietly gain access to an email account, watcha transaction unfold, learn who is involved and wait for the perfect moment to strike.
Then comes the email that looks COMPLETELY legitimate.
“The wiring instructions have changed.”
Cyber Safe Security helps protect real estate agents and brokerages from AI-powered phishing, wire fraud, and data breaches — so you can focus on closing deals, not fighting hackers.
Your buyer may have NO IDEA they’re communicating with a criminal UNTIL the money is GONE.
Your clients trust you with more than a home.
At Cyber Safe Security, we help real estate professionals ass layers of cyber security around their business and create safer procedures for handling sensitive information and wire-transfer communication.
Help Protect Every Closing
- Business Email Compromise
- Phishing & Malicious Emails
- Account Takeovers
- Malware & Ransomeware
- Stolen Passwords and Credentials
- Unsafe Devices
- Wire-Fraud Scams
- Human Error
The Real Cost of a Cyber Attack on Your Real Estate Business
- Average data breach cost: $4.35 million
- Client lawsuits and legal fees
- Reputation damage and lost referrals
- Government fines for PII mishandling
- Temporary or permanent business closure
- Client identity theft and financial ruin
The NAR Code of Ethics requires realtors to protect client confidentiality — during AND after the business relationship. Cyber security isn’t optional. It’s your ethical obligation.
We help Realtors and real estate teams put practical safeguards in place for the way they actually work — email, laptops, phones, cloud accounts and client communications.
A SAFER WAY TO DO REAL ESTATE
Cybersecurity doesn’t have to be complicated.
The goal is simple:
Make it much harder for a criminal to get between you, your client and the closing table.
DON’T LET AN EMAIL DECIDE WHERE YOUR CLIENT’S MONEY GOES.
Every real estate office should have a clear procedure for communicating about wire transfers and helping clients independently verify instructions before sending funds.
Cyber Safe Security can help your team build a Safe Transaction & Wire Verification Procedure that is simple enough for agents and clients to actually follow.
Everything Your Real Estate Business Needs to Stay Safe
- Wire fraud protection & verification safeguards — Guard against the #1 real estate cyber threat with monitored email activity and verified transaction communication, so a spoofed wiring instruction never slips through undetected.
- 24/7 security monitoring — A dedicated SOC watches your accounts and devices around the clock, catching suspicious activity even after hours, on weekends, and during closings that don’t wait for business hours.
- Endpoint protection for every device — Laptops, phones, and tablets your team uses to access email, MLS listings, and client documents are protected with enterprise-grade threat detection, not outdated antivirus.
- Client data & compliance protection — Keep sensitive client financials, personal information, and closing documents secured, giving you a documented cybersecurity posture to show lenders, title companies, and underwriters.
- Flat-rate, easy-to-adopt protection — Simple $49/seat/month pricing with a 21-day free look, so realtors get enterprise-grade protection without needing an IT department or a complicated setup.
Cyber Safe Security gives realtors, title companies, and mortgage brokers the round-the-clock protection they need to close every deal with confidence.
Threats
Here’s What Hackers Are Doing to Realtors Right Now
They’re Reading Your Emails
Hackers break into email accounts and quietly watch your transactions for weeks. When the timing is right, they send fake wire instructions pretending to be your title company or lender. A California homeowner lost $500,000 this way — and never got it back.
They’re Locking Your Business Down
Ransomware attacks freeze your files, your listings, and your entire office until you pay. In 2023, one attack took down 23 MLSs nationwide — agents couldn’t list homes or close deals for weeks. Real estate offices are prime targets because they hold valuable data and often have weak defenses.
They’re Sending Emails That Look Real
AI now writes phishing emails that are nearly impossible to spot — perfect grammar, the right names, the right tone. The FBI received over 22,000 AI-related fraud complaints in 2025 with losses topping $893 million. The old advice of looking for typos and bad grammar no longer works.
They’re Faking Phone Calls
Using just seconds of audio from a video or voicemail, criminals can clone your broker’s or client’s voice. They call your office, sound completely familiar, and ask for a wire transfer or sensitive information. This type of attack surged over 1,600% in early 2025.
They’re Exploiting Weak Passwords
Stolen login credentials are bought and sold on the dark web every day. One compromised password can open your email, your CRM, your transaction platform, and your client files. Most real estate agents reuse passwords and skip multi-factor authentication — making this attack fast and cheap.
They’re Finding Open Doors You Don’t Know About
A misconfigured cloud folder, an unprotected database, an outdated system — these are all open doors. One real estate data company accidentally exposed 1.5 billion records with no password required. Hackers don’t always break in — sometimes they just walk through the door you left open.