Mortgage Software Solutions Blog

Email is a big part of communication with , but it poses many security problems. Companies are torn between their need to protect confidential financial information and the customer’s desire for convenience.

The ubiquity of the cloud is undeniable.

It used to be that enterprises wanted the biggest and the best software available.

Today’s employees work remotely using tablets and smartphones.

Thanks to modern device technology and an increasingly dynamic workforce, the trend of working from outside the traditional office is “the new normal”.

BI visuals help employees in the company get on the same page.

Business Intelligence (BI) has come a long way since its first implementation.

A courthouse looms over the viewer.

The Washington Examiner reported last week that the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has been ruled unconstitutional.

The digital threat landscape for mortgage companies is enough to unnerve the most stalwart IT professional. Reviewing threat alerts is part and parcel of asking yourself the question, can you defend your mortgage company from ALL of today's threats? Well, we're here to help. Here are three tips that might just aid you on your way.

Barbed wire, a chain-link fence, and a camera combine to provide a high level of security.

A laptop, a book, and a smartphone on lockdown.

Mortgage applications require a huge amount of personal data.

Your business can implement the most sound measures to prepare for every eventuality and still be sidelined by a disaster beyond anyone's control. Some of these are human in nature -  mistakes from your IT specialists, crashed systems, team miscommunication.

A laptop on the desk of a finance professional.

There is no slowing down for mortgage lenders in 2018.