by Joseph Mize | Apr 13, 2018 | Best Practices, Kitchen Sink, Rule Book, Stay Safe
When was the last time we had a chat about Security? Nobody likes to think their laptop will be stolen. Nobody expects to forget their phone in a coffee bar or other public place, learning later it was picked up by someone else. In all honesty, we take for granted the...
by blogadmin | Jan 5, 2018 | Kitchen Sink, News You Can Use, Show Me How, Stay Safe
The words “Meltdown” and “Spectre” are in the headlines today. Meltdown and Spectre are two hardware level bugs that allow nefarious programs to steal things like your online banking information. Don’t panic, the situation is not as dire as some...
by blogadmin | Jul 17, 2017 | Kitchen Sink, News You Can Use, Stay Safe
NNRMLS has enabled a “Captcha” requirement on the “Request More Info” lead-capture form on our public-facing website NNRMLS.com. This update is in response to recent fake lead submissions that appear to be bot-generated. This measure will help protect our...
by George Pickard | May 18, 2017 | Kitchen Sink, News You Can Use, Stay Safe
At NNRMLS, we understand that Data Security and Service Continuity are critical to your success. As new threats develop, our efforts to safeguard our services and data continue to evolve. A consistent component of our strategy is to keep you informed about service...
by blogadmin | Mar 25, 2016 | Kitchen Sink, News You Can Use, Stay Safe
NNRMLS was recently notified by NAR that the Federal Trade Commission has issued an alert on their blog about real estate-related phishing scams. Hackers have been breaking into some consumers’ and real estate professionals’ email accounts to get information about...
by blogadmin | Dec 21, 2015 | Kitchen Sink, News You Can Use, Stay Safe
Typically at this time of year our Members are dealing with a higher transaction volume during year-end closings. Sophisticated e-mail scams are targeting the real estate industry and NAR Legal Affairs has developed a checklist to help real estate professionals avoid...
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