Your Boss Approved This Invoice. Or Did They? AI Is Changing Business Email Fraud

Business email compromise is getting harder to spot because criminals are getting better at telling a believable story. Microsoft recently documented a large campaign that sent more than one million phishing emails over just a few days. The messages impersonated executives, vendors, and routine business processes, often leading victims toward ACH payment requests approaching $50,000.Continue reading “Your Boss Approved This Invoice. Or Did They? AI Is Changing Business Email Fraud”

How Do You Know You’ve Been Hacked? 10 Warning Signs Small Businesses Miss

How do you know you’ve been hacked when nothing appears broken? That is one of the harder cybersecurity questions for a small-business owner to answer. Many people imagine a cyberattack ending with a locked computer, a ransomware message, or a giant warning across the screen. Real compromises are not always that obvious. Sometimes the firstContinue reading “How Do You Know You’ve Been Hacked? 10 Warning Signs Small Businesses Miss”

Business Email Compromise: When the Email Is Real but the Person Behind It Isn’t

A phishing email is dangerous when it looks real. Business email compromise can be even more dangerous because sometimes the email is real. The criminal may be communicating from the actual account of your employee, vendor, executive, or business partner. That changes the problem completely. There may be no misspelled domain to spot. No suspicious-lookingContinue reading “Business Email Compromise: When the Email Is Real but the Person Behind It Isn’t”