Description

Protect Now's CSI Protection; Cyber, Social, Identity, and Personal Protection Certification provides real estate professionals and brokers with the necessary tools to prevent fraud, data theft, and cybercrime. Avoid the disruption and expenses of a cyber-attack or data breach. Criminal hackers thrive in chaos, and if you're not paying attention, you, your broker, your brand, and your clients may suffer the consequences. New Federal regulations mandate cyber security and employee training. CSI Protection from Protect Now was built to meet these needs and allow real estate professionals and brokers to prevent fraud, data theft, and cybercrime. Gaining a competitive marketing differentiator while mitigating risk in Real Estate. With the CSI Protection Certification, you can assure your clients that their data is in safe hands.

In today's world, it takes more than just marketing skills to set oneself apart in the industry. It also requires the ability to navigate the ever-increasing risks posed by cybercriminals that are targeting residential real estate. Your clients want to know that they can trust you with their data. Cybercrime is a growing concern and real estate professionals need to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to protect their businesses from reputational damage and financial losses resulting from cyber-attacks.

This training will provide agents and brokers with the groundwork necessary to mitigate these risks and communicate the advantages of their protective measures to their prospective clients. One of the essential advantages of having robust cybersecurity measures in place is reputational security and management. Social media and online communication channels make it easier for missteps, even small ones, to result in significant claims and reputational damage.

In CSI Protection, Cyber, Social, Identity, and Personal Protection, attendees will learn:

• Teach the fundamentals of personal security, both in the physical and cyber worlds.
• How cybercriminals are infiltrating agent email communications with buyers.
• Devising an effective ongoing personal and office security plan.
• How to manage risks associated with client-sensitive information (PII)
• Tools and techniques to take responsibility for their personal and business data.
• The Fundamentals of Online Reputation Management.
• What your options are to be FTC-compliant.
• Personal and client violence and theft prevention
• Incorporate the fundamentals of Online Reputation Management.
• The implications of using social media, for individuals, clients, and businesses.
• Share tools and techniques that can be used to take responsibility for their personal and business data. Learning Objectives Upon completion, participants will be able to assist clients in:
• Identifying risks involved in today's real estate market and marketing methods. Explain the vulnerabilities and liabilities involved in handling listings, open houses, and showings.
• Develop a comprehensive office policy designed to prevent property theft and physical harm while reducing broker liability.
• How to counsel buyers and sellers on protecting themselves and their property, both in terms of real property and ID theft.
• Describe issues surrounding incidents and injuries.
• Serving with competency, honesty, and professionalism.
• Safeguarding the public.
• How to prevent mortgage closing wire fraud.
• How to gain a distinct competitive market advantage utilizing these skills.

Instructor: Robert Siciliano, CSP

Where: Online, hosted through ZOOM

Date & Time: Wednesday, February 21st | 9 am to 3 pm

Cost: ROCC members receiving CE $40.00 | Community FREE

CE: 4