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WTF: What the Fraud?!

A hard hitting session by Tom Cronkright who is an attorney, title agency owner, wire fraud victim and Co-Founder of CertifID, on the latest cyber security trends including ransomware and wire fraud and they threaten real estate transactions. This session will include: a review of growth statistics around wire fraud and ransomware in real estate, top fraud strategies including live fraud examples, how cyber-crime syndicates operate as an enterprise business and strategies to keep your company and customers safe from cyber fraud.
Credits: 0 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 1 Other PR
Provider: IRELA
SKU: IRELA2302-R
$60.00 or 1.00 credits
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Faculty: 

Tom Cronkright, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, CertifID

Matt Kilmartin, VP Sales, CertifID

Program Expires:  3/1/2025

Faculty: 

Tom Cronkright, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, CertifID

Matt Kilmartin, VP Sales, CertifID

Program Expires:  3/1/2025

Products specifications
Program Date4/13/2022
Products specifications
Program Date4/13/2022
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