Cybersecurity for real estate law firms that protect high-value trust accounts and closings.

We secure the email, Microsoft 365, file-sharing, and access systems criminals target for wire fraud, business email compromise (BEC), and trust-account theft—so your transactions, escrow, and reputation stay intact.

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How CDSS Protects Your Deals and Future Growth

Real estate law firms move enormous amounts of money through email, cloud documents, and third-party portals. Those systems are the primary targets for wire fraud, account takeover, and ransomware—and they’re also what cyber-insurance carriers evaluate after a loss.

CDSS secures and monitors these environments in real time so suspicious activity is detected and stopped before funds move. We also help your firm maintain the documented controls insurers expect—so you remain insurable and prepared to prove compliance if an incident occurs.

We apply the same cybersecurity-first approach to other qualified professional firms operating under similar financial and regulatory risk.

Trust Account & Deal-Flow Protection

We secure and monitor the systems criminals exploit to target trust accounts and closing funds—email, Microsoft 365, file sharing, user access, and third-party portals. Wire-fraud attempts, account takeovers, and ransomware indicators are flagged early and stopped before money moves—so closings stay on track and coverage stays valid.

Secure AI for Legal & Deal Work

AI can speed up document-heavy work, communication, and internal workflows. But unmanaged AI creates confidentiality, compliance, and cyber-insurance risk. CDSS deploys approved AI tools with access controls, audit trails, and data protections so your firm benefits from AI without exposing client data or jeopardizing coverage.

Cyber-Insurance & Compliance Readiness

Insurers, banks, and transaction partners increasingly require documented security controls—before and after a loss. CDSS implements and maintains the access, backup, monitoring, and incident-response controls insurers expect—so if something happens, your firm can prove you met requirements and reduce the risk of a denied claim.

The Story Behind CDSS

CDSS has secured business systems since 1986. Today, we specialize in protecting real estate law firms and other high-value professional practices that collectively move billions of dollars through trust and escrow accounts each year. That makes cybersecurity, fraud prevention, and cyber-insurance compliance mission-critical—not optional.

We’re cybersecurity-first by design. When criminals target a firm’s email, file sharing, or user accounts, their goal is often financial theft—not just IT disruption. CDSS builds and maintains the controls insurers, banks, and transaction partners expect so wire fraud, ransomware, and account takeover attempts are detected early—and if an incident occurs, your firm has the documentation needed to support an insurance claim.

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“CDSS secured our email and trust-account workflows, helped us meet cyber-insurance requirements, and eliminated access and messaging risks that lead to wire fraud. We now have real monitoring, clear documentation, and confidence that if something ever happens, our insurer will pay.”

— Managing Partner, Real Estate Law Firm (Western North Carolina)

Why Real Estate Law Firms Choose CDSS

Our commitment to customer-centric cybersecurity solutions, combined with years of expertise,
ensures businesses receive tailored, effective cybersecurity support that evolves with their needs.

We understand how closing funds actually move –
We secure the email, portals, and access controls that govern trust accounts, wire instructions, and escrow—where fraud happens.

We design for cyber insurance and audits –
Our controls, backups, and monitoring align with what cyber-insurance carriers, lenders, and transaction partners require.

We build security you can prove –
Clear documentation, tested recovery, and real-time monitoring—so if something goes wrong, you have evidence your firm was protected.

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