Cyber Rebels

Protecting Properties Starts with Protecting Your People

What We bring

At Cyber Rebels, we understand that in the property sector, trust is everything. Whether you’re handling tenancy applications, negotiating sales, or managing a portfolio of properties, your team deals with sensitive client data and high-value transactions every single day.

Unfortunately, that makes you a prime target for cybercriminals. From fake deposit scams and invoice fraud to phishing emails disguised as buyer enquiries, the property sector is increasingly under attack. And most breaches don’t happen through clever hacks—they happen when someone clicks on something they shouldn’t.

That’s why we deliver live, practical cybersecurity awareness training for estate agents, letting agencies, and property firms. We help your team spot threats, stay alert, and protect your clients, your business, and your reputation.

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Why the Property Sector Is a Growing Cyber Target

Why It Matters

Your team is likely working across phones, email, cloud-based CRM systems, online portals, and various third-party platforms. That kind of digital exposure—especially under pressure to close deals or respond fast—creates the perfect storm for cyber risks.

We’ve seen property professionals fall victim to spoofed emails requesting bank details. We’ve seen deposit fraud, compromised inboxes, and shared logins that gave attackers full access to sensitive information. And once trust is broken, it’s hard to get back.

Cybercriminals don’t care about company size—they care about access. And if your staff aren’t trained to spot the signs, a breach can lead to lost revenue, legal risk, and reputational damage.

Estate and lettings agents often serve as the bridge between buyers, tenants, landlords, and solicitors—handling large sums of money and sensitive client data every day. That makes your business a prime target for fraudsters, especially during transaction stages where communication is fast and security checks are skipped.

Even simple human mistakes, like forwarding the wrong attachment or reusing a password across platforms, can open the door to serious compromise. And with client expectations higher than ever, a single cyber incident can cause irreparable harm—not just to your systems, but to your name.

What You Can Expect from Our Training

What We Do

We run live, engaging sessions—either online or in person—built for busy property professionals. Whether your team is in-office, on the move, or spread across branches, we make cybersecurity easy to understand, relevant, and quick to apply.

We cover the risks your staff actually face: fake buyer emails, fraudulent rent transfers, phishing disguised as supplier requests, weak device security, and more. We also explain how to respond when something doesn’t feel right—without causing panic or delay.

There’s no jargon, no lectures—just real scenarios, practical advice, and clear steps to improve everyday digital habits across your team. Your staff will leave our training knowing how to handle digital risks with confidence, not fear—and how to protect client data without interrupting their day-to-day work.

Whether you’re a single-branch agency, a lettings office, or part of a larger property group, we tailor the session to your workflow, platforms, and role types—making the learning stick and the impact measurable.

We also make space for honest conversations—because cybersecurity isn’t just about policies, it’s about people. Staff can share concerns, ask questions, and walk away feeling equipped, not embarrassed, no matter their technical experience.

And because the property sector is heavily regulated and reputation-driven, we align our training with data protection best practices and compliance expectations—so you’re not just reducing risk, you’re actively building trust.

How We Support The Property Sector

OUR SUPPORT

We know how fast the property world moves. You can’t afford to pause operations for lengthy training or generic security seminars. That’s why we offer short, high-impact sessions that fit around viewings, calls, and client handovers.

Our approach is flexible, human-first, and shaped around the way your team actually works. We speak plain English, keep things focused, and encourage honest conversations so your people walk away feeling confident—not overwhelmed.

When your team manages tenancy documents, ID checks, contracts, or client communications, you’re not just dealing with admin—you’re handling personal data. That’s why our training supports your responsibilities under the UK GDPR, Data Protection Act, and the Data Use and Access Act. These regulations highlight the importance of secure, informed data handling by all staff, not just IT or compliance teams. We deliver training that fits how lettings, sales, and property management teams actually work—keeping your people confident and your business protected.

We support everyone from front-of-house reception to senior negotiators and management teams. Whether you’ve got new starters or long-time staff, we’ll help them build lasting habits that improve security, reduce risk, and support compliance—all without slowing your momentum or adding unnecessary admin.

Is Your Team Prepared?

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If a team member received a fake request to change bank details today, would they know what to do? If a staff laptop was stolen, would your client data be protected? What about shared logins, cloud-based documents, or supplier communications—are they as secure as they feel?

We offer a free consultation to assess your current risks and recommend a training plan tailored to your team size, structure, and tools. No pressure, no jargon—just real help from people who understand your world and the pace you work at.

Let’s build cyber awareness that supports your service—not one that adds friction. Because in property, trust isn’t just earned—it’s protected.

Let’s Talk About Securing Your Property Business

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