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Discover how to protect your business from sophisticated BEC attacks, including vendor email compromise, AI-generated scams, and email thread hijacking.

Explore the biggest takeaways from the 2023 FBI IC3 Report, including the steady increase in losses due to business email compromise (BEC).

Our H1 2024 Email Threat Report revealed significant year-over-year increases in both business email compromise and vendor email compromise. Learn more.

Email attacks like BEC against the healthcare industry are on the rise in 2023. Protect yourself with sophisticated cloud-native email security.

The FBI IC3 identified $51 billion in exposed losses due to business email compromise from 2013 to 2022—an increase from previous estimations.

Businesses need to stay ahead of malicious apps, social engineering, and more to keep their emails safe.

Abnormal research into an advanced Israel-based threat group puts a spotlight on the continuing rise of BEC attacks.

Losses from business email compromise (BEC) attacks are consistently increasing. Here are 11 examples of the most costly BEC attacks from the past decade.

Knowing what to do after receiving a business email compromise attack is essential for preventing costly consequences. Learn how to respond to BEC attacks.

The Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) closure has created opportunities for threat actors to launch more convincing email attacks. Here's how to lower your risk.

Learn about the psychology behind social engineering attacks and the steps you can take to block these advanced email threats.

It’s IC3 Report week! In what has become an annual holiday for anyone that’s heavily involved in researching business email compromise (BEC) attacks, the FBI released its 2021 Internet Crime Report that details trends in various types of cybercrime activity over the past year.

Business email compromise (BEC) is the most significant cybersecurity threat to enterprise organizations, with $1.8 billion in reported losses in 2020 alone. This type of email attack occurs when a cybercriminal uses social engineering to impersonate a trusted contact...

Abnormal Security recently detected two new types of attacks where scammers are targeting victims by redirecting their own Microsoft 365 out-of-office replies as well as read receipts back to them. These tactics indicate attackers are using every available tool and loophole...