Email remains one of the most vital tools for business communication to build a successful business today. However, as ...

Business email compromise (BEC) is a type of spear phishing scam where the attacker impersonates or compromises an executive’s email account to manipulate the target into unknowingly disclosing ...

T he U.S. Attorney’s Office recently seized about $3.5 million that was stolen through a scam called “Business Email Compromise” (BEC). This scam tricked a business into sending millions of ...

The good news, at least by the numbers, is that the 63% experiencing business email compromise fraud in 2024 is flat with 2023 and down from 71% in 2022 and 68% in 2021. It peaked in 2018 at 80% in ...

Business email compromise schemes “earn” cybercriminals billions of dollars a year. Suleman Lazarus explains how a major organisation behind many of these scams operates – and why law enforcement ...

A report released Monday by the Louisiana Legislative Auditor revealed that scammers targeted the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's ...

It's called a business email compromise, and it involves scammers pretending to be a contractor seeking payment for a job, but providing a false link that allows them to steal the payments.

Financial fraud remains the leading driver of cyber insurance claims, with 83% of cases traced back to email-based attacks.

Dave Taylor from Amshire explains the five most common ways cyber attacks are likely to attempt to compromise your business email.

ANZ is urging customers to be on alert for the warning signs of business email compromise (BEC) and fake invoice scams, also known as payment ...