Title: Business Email Compromise Attack Protection | PhishProtection.com
Headings: Business Email Compromise (BEC) Protection
Business Email Compromise (BEC) Protection
Phish Protection Technology Protects Against BEC
What is business email compromise (BEC)?
There are actually five forms of BEC
BEC is a growing problem even for small businesses
Tools used to target and exploit victims
Preventing BEC requires advanced technology
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Content: Tools used to target and exploit victims
Hackers which engage in BEC use a variety of techniques to target and exploit their victims. They include the following: Spoofing: using an email address that looks like a legitimate email address and tricks the victim into thinking it came from someone it didn’t. Spear phishing: using an email to target a specific individual in a company to obtain confidential information to be used in one of the BEC scenarios. Malware: secretly installing malicious software on the victim’s computer to infiltrate a company’s network and gain access to confidential information to be used in the BEC scam. Social engineering: using psychological manipulation to get targets to divulge confidential information that will later be used in BEC.