Email security
Multi-factor login on every mailbox, DMARC so nobody can send as your domain, phishing and impersonation filtering.
Real estate and title offices move large sums on tight timelines, and criminals know it. We lock down email and logins against impersonation, set up secure document exchange and remote signing that clients can actually use, and keep the office network reliable for agents who are always in and out.
On site in Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Little Elm, The Colony, Carrollton, Richardson and Dallas · remote support across Texas
| ALTA Best Practices | Pillar 3 expects title agents to protect non-public personal information with access controls, encryption and incident planning. We implement the technical controls and document them. |
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| Wire-fraud prevention | Business email compromise is the top loss in real estate. MFA, DMARC and phishing protection on every mailbox are the controls that stop it. |
| Gramm-Leach-Bliley | Settlement agents handle financial information covered by the Safeguards Rule; the same written security plan applies. |
Multi-factor login on every mailbox, DMARC so nobody can send as your domain, phishing and impersonation filtering.
Qualia, Dotloop, DocuSign or your transaction platform configured so closing documents never travel as plain attachments.
Reliable video and e-signature setup for remote online notarisation and out-of-town clients.
Separate networks for staff, agents, guests and closing rooms; Wi-Fi that handles a full office of laptops.
Agent laptops encrypted and wipeable; a lost laptop is an inconvenience, not a breach.
Transaction files, email and accounting backed up with tested restores.
We set the network up to each vendor’s published requirements and we talk to their support in their language, so you are never the go-between.
Every industry page above is built from the same six services — quoted after a free site visit, installed after hours, documented so you are never stuck with one vendor.
A Frisco title company had no MFA on email and no DMARC on its domain when a spoofed closing-instruction email nearly succeeded. We enforced MFA and conditional access across Microsoft 365, published DMARC with enforcement, added impersonation filtering, moved closing documents into Qualia with secure delivery, and enrolled agent laptops in device management.
Representative engagement · Frisco · title office · 2026 · client name available on request
All small-office case studiesScope · 11 staff, 2 closing rooms, Microsoft 365, Qualia
Result · spoofed mail from the domain now rejected; every mailbox behind MFA
Delivered · ALTA Pillar 3 evidence, email security records, device inventory
Timeline · ten business days
Only once MFA, conditional access and DMARC are turned on and the defaults are tightened. Most offices we see have none of them enabled.
Yes, but transaction email should flow through the brokerage domain with the protections above, so a spoofed message is caught before a wire goes out.
Tell us about the office — how many people, what is slow or broken, what you are planning. A senior engineer who has set up real estate and title offices before calls the same business day to set a time.
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