Protecting your business
Every business knows there are risks involved in transactions. Whether you’re taking on a new client, investing in a new venture, partnering with another company, leasing equipment or interacting with unknown entities, each new transaction presents its own set of unique risks. It’s important that you have all the information you need to make an informed decision in any situation.
Conducting due diligence doesn’t have to be complicated. We provide a range of solutions that help you find the information you need to understand who you’re dealing with and mitigate your risk. We also help you visualise the results to paint a clearer picture of the situation and make it easier to interpret the data.
Identify risks
Conduct in-depth searches
Streamline compliance
Keep comprehensive records
Prevent fraud
Safeguard your clients
Protect your assets
Guard your reputation
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Protecting your business from Cyber crime
The benefits of e-conveyancing are well documented. However, with these benefits come significant risk. In the past 24 months, our clients reported hacking as the most commonly encountered security threat, followed by malware attacks and email interception.
A recent flash poll on our website emphasised that security is becoming a higher priority for practitioners. 30% stated they were ‘extremely concerned’ about it, and 50% saying they plan to implement new security measures in the next 12 months.
Reported research found that one in three law firms aren’t investing in regular cyber security training. The research also showed that while 79% of legal professionals are concerned about cyber security, just 21% have confidence that their firm would be able to handle a cyber-attack. The reality is that conveyancers fast track to e-conveyancing and e-settlement, they must be cyber vigilant to protect their clients, their firm and their reputation.
To assist you to transition to your digital future safely, InfoTrack has sourced best practice preventive measures from some of the country’s leading authorities.
Research shows that while 79% of legal professionals are concerned about cyber security, just 21% have confidence that their firm would be able to handle a cyber-attack.
One in three law firms aren’t investing in regular cyber security training
Solutions to help with due diligence
Easily manages your PPSR registrations to protect your property and search the register before hiring or buying property.
Asset Search allows you to easily and efficiently find the assets of an individual or company may own.
Protect your transactions from the prying eyes of cybercriminals and guarantee your deposit.
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