Cybersecurity has become one of the defining issues for today’s real estate, mortgage, and title professionals. As threats grow more sophisticated and more frequent, organizations can no longer rely on simply “bouncing back” from attempted attacks. Instead, they must evolve.

In a new HousingWire feature, Bruce Phillips, Chief Information Security Officer for the WFG Family of Companies, explains why the industry must move beyond traditional resilience and adopt a mindset of antifragility — a model in which every threat, close call, or attempted breach becomes fuel for strengthening systems, processes, and people.

Phillips outlines how antifragile security practices help companies stay ahead of emerging risks, reduce exposure to fraud, and create a safer, more trusted experience for consumers and partners. His perspective underscores WFG’s ongoing commitment to innovation, transparency, and proactive protection across the real estate transaction.

Explore why antifragility is the future of cybersecurity — and what it means for the entire real estate and mortgage ecosystem.