5 ways to identify a spear phishing email
Spear phishing is a targeted form of email attack used to steal sensitive information through enticement, impersonation, or access-control bypassing techniques....
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10 most common phishing attacks
Phishing is one of the most common ways for scammers to steal information. Through social engineering or deception, fraudsters attempt to trick people into...
5 reasons why you should report — Not reply to — Suspicious emails
Phishing emails are much harder to identify than most people realize. While you may laugh off the obvious ones, like your great grandmother's long-lost brother...
New! PhishSim Auto Reports Dashboard & Cryptocurrency Phishing Templates
SecurityIQ just released a new Auto Reports Dashboard for PhishSim allowing you to track your phishing campaigns in real-time. This comprehensive dashboard...
How to Prevent BEC With Email Security Features
Business email compromise (BEC) has bilked unsuspecting institutions around the world for more than $9 billion dollars. A whopping two-thirds of these attacks...
How to Prevent BEC with Vendor Payment Integration
Business email compromise (BEC) is a form of fraud that targets businesses in all industries. One of the main goals, of course, is getting at the money. To...
4 Ways to Integrate BEC Prevention Strategies into Your Organization
Business email compromise (BEC), an international fraud scheme, is seemingly forever on the rise and no company is safe from attack. It’s therefore essential...
Business Email Compromise (BEC): How To Avoid CEO Fraud
Phishers, especially the type that specialize in high-level CEO fraud, are often large criminal organizations with expertise in exploiting open ports in firewalls,...
How to Keep Sensitive Data Safe from Business Email Compromise
Business email compromise (BEC) attacks show no signs of slowing down. Recently, Trend Micro revealed BEC attacks cost businesses $9 billion by the end of 2018....
5 Business Email Compromise Attack Examples We Can Learn From
Business email compromise (BEC) is a type of phishing scheme where the cyber attacker impersonates a high-level executive (CIO, CEO, CFO, etc.) and attempts...