Security & Wire Fraud Prevention |

Account security review

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Part of Security & Wire Fraud Prevention.

Account security is often the difference between a normal support issue and a business risk.

Review Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and business email account settings.
Check MFA, recovery methods, admin access, shared accounts, and stale users.
Look for risky sign-ins, forwarding rules, weak recovery paths, and unclear ownership.
Document the recommended fixes so the office knows what changed and why.

If you want a practical account security review, send the platforms you use and the accounts that matter most.

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Backups and basic security

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Part of Security & Wire Fraud Prevention.

Backups and basic security give a small office a way to recover when a device fails, a file disappears, or an account gets compromised.

Set up or review backup systems for important documents, server files, and user devices.
Check recovery plans, restore workflows, and the way files are protected from accidental deletion.
Apply basic security hygiene, patching, and configuration practices that reduce common risks.
Keep the protections simple enough to maintain without a full-time IT staff.

If you want a practical backup and recovery review, send the systems you are using and the data you need to protect.

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Phishing and suspicious email review

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Part of Security & Wire Fraud Prevention.

Suspicious emails are common in real estate and property management because transactions, payments, owner communication, and vendor requests all move through the inbox.

Review suspicious messages, links, attachments, sender details, and reply-to addresses.
Check mailbox rules, forwarding rules, sign-in activity, and recovery settings after a questionable message.
Help staff understand whether an email is safe, needs escalation, or should be reported.
Recommend practical changes such as MFA, password resets, mailbox cleanup, and safer account settings.

If an email looks wrong, send the message details and what action the sender is asking for.

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Wire fraud and transaction security

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Part of Security & Wire Fraud Prevention.

Wire fraud and transaction security sit right in the middle of the same email, account, and document systems people use every day.

Review suspicious login activity, mailbox rules, forwarding rules, and account access that can hide changes.
Check wire instruction delivery, offboarding access, and the transaction-file workflows that carry closing information.
Secure transaction documents in Dotloop, SkySlope, shared drive folders, and email delivery paths.
Recommend simple protections that reduce the risk of a bad wire or a fraudulent account change.

If you need a practical review of the systems around a transaction, send the platform you are using and the specific concern.

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