A fraud attack in which an attacker impersonates or takes over a trusted mailbox to trick people into moving money, for example by changing bank details or approving payments.
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Most tenants run Microsoft Defender for Office 365 on defaults and assume they are protected while attackers test their filters every day. This episode is for email security admins, security engineers and SOC teams who want to tune anti-phishing, Safe Links…
This episode explores how deepfake-enabled Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks are becoming more convincing and dangerous for organizations. Traditional trust signals like email addresses, writing style, or even voice messages are no longer reliable…
Learn how SPF, DKIM and DMARC work together in Microsoft 365 to stop email spoofing, prevent Business Email Compromise, and secure your domain. Anyone with a laptop can send email that pretends to be your company. The email system we all rely on was built to…
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