Top 5 Real Estate Scams in 2025 — And How RealGuard AI Stops Them Cold
Why Real Estate Fraud Is Skyrocketing in 2025 As real estate markets boom across Nigeria, Africa, and the globe, so do scams. Fraudsters are now
Why Cybersecurity is Now a Critical Concern for Real Estate Investors
Real estate has always been seen as a stable and lucrative investment. However, in today’s digital era, cyber threats pose a serious risk to investors,
Real Estate Fraud in the Digital Age: How MyAzi Estate Solutions is Fighting Back
The digitalization of real estate transactions has created new opportunities—but it has also exposed the industry to cybercriminals. In Nigeria and across the globe, real
Blockchain Meets Real Estate: Why RealGuard AI Uses Decentralized Ledgers
Real Estate Has a Trust Problem — Blockchain Is the Answer Real estate has always been plagued by paperwork errors, fraudulent ownership claims, and opaque
The Rise of AI-Driven Property Security: A Look Inside RealGuard AI
The real estate industry is more vulnerable than ever to cyber threats, with hackers targeting property transactions, title records, and financial data. Traditional security measures
Pioneering Real Estate Cybersecurity in Nigeria: The MyAzi Estate Solutions Story
The real estate industry in Nigeria is undergoing a digital revolution, but with this transformation comes a rising threat—cybercrime. From fraudulent property listings to digital
How RealGuard AI Is Reinventing Real Estate Security in Nigeria and Beyond
The Growing Threat in Real Estate Transactions Real estate has long been one of the most valuable and sought-after investments across the world. But with
The Role of AI in Preventing Real Estate Cyber Threats
The rise of digital real estate transactions has made the industry more efficient—but also more vulnerable to cyber threats. From ransomware attacks on property databases
The Rising Threat of Ransomware in Real Estate: How to Stay Protected
Ransomware attacks are on the rise, and the real estate industry has become a prime target. Cybercriminals know that property transactions involve large sums of