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Cyber6

INDUSTRY / REAL ESTATE

The first agent to respond usually gets the listing.

A web lead arrives at 10 PM and the agent who calls back first wins the client, most of the time. Meanwhile, transaction files move buyer funds and personal information through email, and agents work off personal phones and inboxes that nobody secures. Cyber6 helps you respond to leads before anyone else does, keep transactions moving, and stop wire fraud from taking a buyer's closing funds.

AUTOMATEPROTECTEMPOWER

5 min read

real estate agent checking a phone notification for a new web lead at night
Example

New lead, 10:42 PM

  1. 10:42 PMNew lead · Zillow · 3-bed in Maple Heights
  2. 10:43 PMThanks for your interest. I can show you this place Saturday. What time works?
  3. 10:51 PMSaturday at 11 would be great.
  4. 10:52 PMShowing booked · Saturday 11:00 AM

WE GET IT

We know what your week looks like

  1. 01

    A lead comes in after hours

    A buyer fills out a form on a listing at 10 PM. The agent sees it the next morning, by which point the buyer has already toured three homes with someone else's client.

  2. 02

    The follow-up that never happens

    A lead who isn't ready to buy today gets a single email, then nothing. Six months later they're under contract with another agent who kept in touch.

  3. 03

    Transaction paperwork stalls the deal

    A disclosure form is missing a signature, or a contingency deadline is two days away and nobody flagged it. The closing date starts to wobble.

  4. 04

    The wire instructions that look right

    A buyer gets an email that appears to be from the title company with new instructions for sending their down payment. It isn't from the title company.

  5. 05

    Agents on personal phones and inboxes

    Agents text and email clients from personal devices and accounts the brokerage doesn't manage, so nobody can secure them or prove what was sent if something goes wrong.

  6. 06

    An open house sign-in sheet with everyone's information on it

    Names, phone numbers, and emails from an open house end up on paper or in a spreadsheet with no real protection, sitting around long after the open house ends.

  7. 07

    Referral leads that go stale

    A referral from another agent or a past client sits in a notebook or a sticky note, not in any system that reminds anyone to follow up.

  8. 08

    A brokerage that can't say what happened

    When a deal falls apart or a client complains, there's no record of who said what, because everything happened over personal text and email.

THE IMPACT

What it's costing you

  • Listings and buyers lost to slow response

    Real estate leads go cold fast. An agent who responds in five minutes has a real advantage over one who responds the next day.

  • Deals that fall through on paperwork

    A missed deadline or an unsigned form can cost a transaction entirely, along with the commission and the referral relationship behind it.

  • A buyer's down payment, gone

    Wire fraud at closing can redirect a buyer's funds to a criminal account. It is very hard to recover and can end the transaction.

  • A brokerage's reputation

    A client who loses money to wire fraud during a transaction associates the loss with your brokerage, even when the fraud came from outside it.

  • Agent time spent chasing instead of showing

    Hours spent tracking down signatures and following up on cold leads by hand are hours not spent with buyers and sellers.

COMPLIANCE

Rules you have to follow

  • State Recordkeeping and Licensing Requirements

    What it is
    State real estate commission rules requiring brokerages to retain transaction records and supervise licensed agents.
    Who it applies to
    Brokerages and the agents licensed under them.
    What it expects of you
    Retention of transaction files for a set period, supervision of agent communications and disclosures, and accurate recordkeeping.
    How Cyber6 helps
    We help centralize agent communications and transaction files so records exist and are retrievable when your state or a client asks for them.
  • Wire Fraud Risk at Closing

    What it is
    Not a single law, but a well-documented pattern the FBI and title industry both warn about: criminals impersonating title companies to redirect buyer funds.
    Who it applies to
    Every brokerage handling transactions where buyers wire closing funds.
    What it expects of you
    No specific regulatory requirement, but growing expectation from title companies, lenders, and clients that brokerages warn buyers and verify wire instructions.
    How Cyber6 helps
    We put a wire verification process in place and give agents client-facing materials that explain the risk in plain language.

This is general information, not legal advice.

THE FIX

How Cyber6 helps

AUTOMATE

Fill the gaps automatically

  • Get found

    The right customers find you on Google, AI search, and social, in your own voice.

  • Get customers

    Every call, text, form, and quote turns into booked work.

    • Lead-to-listing and speed-to-lead

      Every lead gets an immediate response with a way to schedule a showing, day or night, routed straight to the right agent.

    • Nurture for leads who aren't ready yet

      Leads get ongoing, relevant follow-up over weeks or months, with alerts to the agent when a lead shows renewed interest.

  • Serve customers

    Customers hear from you at the right time, without your team chasing them.

  • Get paid

    Money you've already earned comes in sooner, without awkward phone calls.

  • Run the business

    Less retyping and waiting, more time for the work that matters.

    • Speed-to-close

      Outstanding documents and deadlines are tracked automatically, with reminders to agents, clients, and other parties before anything slips.

PROTECT

Protect what you're trusted with

  1. 01

    A required wire verification process

    We put a callback step in place for any wiring instructions on a transaction, using a phone number from a source other than the email itself, before any funds move.

    What this means for you: A spoofed email asking a buyer to send funds to a new account gets caught before money moves.

  2. 02

    MFA on agent email and transaction systems

    Agents log into email and transaction management tools with , not just a password.

    What this means for you: A stolen password isn't enough to get into a client's transaction file.

  3. 03

    Email security for spoofed title and lender messages

    We filter for lookalike sender domains and flag messages introducing new wire or payment details, right at the closing stages where fraud concentrates.

    What this means for you: The fake title company email gets caught before a buyer acts on it.

  4. 04

    Secure transaction files instead of scattered email threads

    We centralize disclosures, contracts, and buyer information in a system built to hold them, rather than a chain of forwarded email attachments.

    What this means for you: Transaction records are complete and retrievable, not scattered across ten inboxes.

  5. 05

    Managed accounts instead of personal phones and inboxes

    Agents get brokerage-managed email and messaging so client communication is protected and recoverable, without asking agents to give up mobile convenience.

    What this means for you: If an agent leaves or a device is lost, client communication isn't lost with it.

EMPOWER

Train the people doing the work

  • Agents and brokers

    Agent security training

    Short, regular sessions on phishing, spoofed title and lender emails, and safe handling of client personal and financial information.

  • Buyers and sellers, delivered by your agents

    Client wire-fraud education

    Simple materials agents send every client explaining how wire fraud at closing works and how to verify instructions before sending funds.

  • Agents and marketing staff

    Safe AI use for listings and client communication

    What client information can and can't go into AI tools, and how to use them for drafting listings and follow-up without exposing personal data.

A DAY WITH CYBER6

A day in your brokerage with Cyber6

  1. 7:15 AMAUTOMATE

    A lead that came in at midnight already booked a showing for the weekend, no agent had to be awake for it.

  2. 11:00 AMPROTECT

    An email claiming to be from a title company with revised wire instructions is flagged and held for phone verification.

  3. 2:30 PMEMPOWER

    A buyer calls their agent to confirm wire instructions before sending funds, because the wire-fraud email you sent reminded them to check.

  4. 4:45 PMAUTOMATE

    The system flags a contingency deadline two days out on a file nobody had looked at since Monday.

YOUR TOOLS

Systems we commonly see

  • Follow Up Boss
  • BoldTrail (kvCORE)
  • dotloop
  • SkySlope

We work alongside the systems you already use. We'll confirm what connects during your assessment.

QUESTIONS

Questions from real estate

  • The automatic first response goes out within a minute or two, any hour. A personal follow-up from an agent comes as soon as one is available after that.

RESOURCES

Learn more

WHO WE'VE WORKED WITH

  • A statewide cybersecurity assessment program
  • Credit unions
  • A water and wastewater utility
  • Housing organizations
  • Nonprofits and churches
  • Small businesses
  • A health and wellness startup

Every result is measured against your own starting point.

How we prove it →

PART OF ONE PARTNER

One partner for all three.

  1. Automate · AI & Automation

    AI & automation that moves your business forward.

    Explore Automate
  2. Protect · IT & Cybersecurity

    IT and cybersecurity, managed around the clock.

    You're here

  3. Empower · Training for Businesses & Individuals

    Training that builds skills for your team and your career.

    Explore Empower

WHY CYBER6

Why businesses choose Cyber6.

  • One partner, not three vendors

    The people automating your work also run and protect your IT and train your team, so nothing falls between companies.

  • Plain language and real people

    You talk to people who explain things clearly, answer the phone, and tell you what they'd do in your place.

  • Measured against your own numbers

    We record where you start before anything changes, then report results against that baseline.

Marquis Carroll

Marquis Carroll, Founder & CEO. Marquis has spent years doing hands-on IT and security work through his own business, and runs a mentorship program that has helped people start careers in tech.

Our story

GETTING STARTED

Four steps from first call to results.

  1. Explore

    A relaxed 30-minute conversation about how your business runs and what's getting in the way. No cost, no pressure.

    You get: honest answers on whether we can help.

  2. Assess

    We look at your systems, security, manual work, and training needs, and record your starting numbers.

    You get: a plain-English picture of your risks and opportunities.

  3. Set up

    A prioritized plan and proposal, then a kickoff that introduces your team and sets up access safely.

    You get: a shared timeline and who to call for what.

  4. Enable

    We roll out in phases, train your team, and walk you through your first results.

    You get: your first plain-English report, measured with PROVE.

Let's look at your pipeline together.

A 30-minute call. No cost, no pressure, and honest answers.