BEC

Executive summary: Business Email Compromise is siphoning billions from U.S. healthcare by exploiting human trust instead of software flaws. Spoofed or hijacked messages authorize fraudulent payments, spark ransomware, and expose patient data—causing crippling financial, operational, and compliance damage. Deploying DMARC, MFA, and rigorous multi-person payment checks is now critical. 3 key takeaways Business Email Compromise…Continue Reading: The threat of Business Email Compromise in US healthcare

As of 2022, the global average cost per data breach amounted to 4.35 million USD. Irrespective of the size and industry, all types of IT-driven enterprises are prone to impersonation-based cyber attacks like BEC (Business Email Compromise), whale phishing, DNS spoofing, social engineering, etc. …Continue Reading: The 8 biggest cyber threats faced by enterprises today and how to prevent them

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is set to transform how the finance sector in the EU – and any business that wants access to it – protects against cyber threats. Here are 7 things you need to know about it!…Continue Reading: 7 things you need to know about the Digital Operational Resilience Act 

The year started like 2020 did not end. Living in lockdown has proven to be fairly difficult for all of us and the cybercriminals are out there making it even worse. They are busy taking advantage of organizations trying to configure their journey to digital transformation, cloud adoption and remote working. By combining the fast…Continue Reading: Brand protection and BEC attacks of 2021

Three common phishing scams and the practical steps you can take to remain protected and not get caught out over the Christmas holiday season…Continue Reading: Last Christmas, I gave you my heart, my bank codes and my online identity

The improved effectiveness of BEC attacks stems from hackers creating elaborate campaigns that cover tracks and evade signs of detection. …Continue Reading: BEC Attacks Cost Businesses $1.8B in 2019