Business email compromise (BEC) scams are a burgeoning threat for organizations and, despite rising awareness, new victims are cropping up daily.
BEC scammers don’t care what business the potential targets are in: all they care is that they have money that can be stolen – preferably lots of it – and that they have vulnerabilities they can exploit to pull off the heist.
Four major BEC fraud techniques
“The most common misconception about BEC scams is that the threat is limited to direct attacks on your own email environment, and that controls and controls training should focus only on direct attacks,” Danny Thompson, SVP of market and product strategy at APEX Analytix, told Help Net Security.
“Supplier ema ..
Support the originator by clicking the read the rest link below.
