Industries / Real Estate & Property Management
Protect the deal, not just the laptop.
Agents work from phones, cars and open houses, and every closing involves money moving by email. That's exactly what scammers look for.
What we see
What real estate & property management IT actually needs.
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Wire fraud
Fake wiring instructions sent from a hacked or look-alike email account are one of the most common real estate scams. MFA, sign-in alerts and domain protection make your office much harder to impersonate.
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Mobile agents
Agents need email, documents and e-signature on their phones. Company data on personal devices needs some guardrails.
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Offices and rentals
Property managers juggle owner and tenant data, maintenance requests and multiple offices or sites.
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Turnover
Agents come and go. Their access to company email, shared drives and listings has to end when they do.
Where we usually start
Cybersecurity
Endpoint protection, email security, MFA and staff training sized for a small business.
Learn more/02Microsoft 365 & Cloud
Email, Teams, SharePoint and licensing set up right, migrated cleanly and kept secure.
Learn more/03Managed IT Services
Monthly maintenance plans: monitoring, updates and help desk for every computer and server.
Learn more/04Networks & Wi-Fi
Business firewalls, switching and Wi-Fi designed for your building, not a box from the ISP.
Learn moreFAQ
Questions we hear from real estate & property management
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What's the best defense against wire fraud?
MFA on every email account, alerts on suspicious sign-ins and forwarding rules, domain spoofing protection, and a firm policy that wiring changes get confirmed by phone.
Our agents use their own phones. Is that OK?
It can be, with some basic protections: MFA, app-level controls for company email and files, and the ability to remove company data when someone leaves.
Find out where your IT stands.
A free assessment is a walk-through of your computers, network, email and backups, followed by a plain-English list of what's fine, what's risky and what we'd fix first. No obligation, no scare tactics.