Belmor BranchDomain Authentication & Anti-Impersonation
Stop attackers from sending email as your firm.
Belmor Branch closes the email-authentication gap that lets criminals impersonate title and escrow firms and redirect closing wires — and brings your domain to full enforcement without disrupting the mail you rely on.
DMARC TXT · _dmarc.your-firm.com
Policy → Enforcement
v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:reports@your-firm.com
Monitors. Blocks nothing.
v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:reports@your-firm.com
Forged mail rejected at the edge.
The Threat
A forged email is the most profitable attack in real estate.
A criminal monitors a transaction, then sends “updated” wire instructions that appear to come from the closing firm. The funds move in hours and rarely return.
$275.1M
Real-estate fraud losses, FBI IC3, 2025 (up from $173M)
$3.04B
Total business email compromise losses, 2025
~1 in 3
Title companies reporting an attempted BEC attack in the past year
Sources: FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, 2025; American Land Title Association.
Capability
Most firms believe they are protected. They are not.
A DMARC record set to p=none monitors but blocks nothing. An SPF record that exceeds ten DNS lookups fails silently. We correct the entire authentication chain — SPF, DKIM, and DMARC — and bring your domain to an enforcement policy that rejects forged mail outright. Exact-domain impersonation stops.
Approach
A measured path to enforcement.
01
Sender inventory.
We identify every legitimate service sending email as your domain.
02
Authentication & alignment.
We correct SPF and DKIM across every one of those senders.
03
Staged enforcement.
We advance your policy from monitoring to quarantine to reject, verifying at each step that no legitimate mail is affected.
04
Continuous monitoring.
We maintain ongoing visibility into authentication, new senders, and impersonation attempts.
Sectors
Built first for the firms that move money.
Belmor Branch serves title and escrow companies first — the firms where a forged email can redirect a closing wire. The same protection extends to other professions where impersonation breaches trust, including legal practice and financial advisory.
Contact
See exactly where your domain is exposed.
We will review your firm’s current email-authentication posture and show you, in plain terms, where it can be impersonated. No cost, no obligation.