Stop Vendor Email Compromise Attacks
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PROBLEM
Vendor Email Compromise Attacks are Evasive
Attackers often see vendors as the weakest link and use real vendor accounts to target another organization. They change reply-to addresses, add mail forwarding rules, and hijack existing email threads to update banking details or request payments for invoices.

SOLUTION
How Abnormal Stops Vendor Email Compromise Attacks
- Analyzes thousands of identity attributes to detect compromised vendor accounts.
- Detects changes in behavior, including alteration of reply-to addresses and mail forwarding rules.
- Uncovers email content associated with attacks, such as urgent tones, unusual banking information, and more.

WHY ABNORMAL
A Unique Approach to Stopping Vendor Email Compromise
- The API architecture ingests thousands of diverse signals to learn normal sending patterns.
- Federated knowledge base (VendorBase) provides rich context on vendors across every Abnormal customer.
- Natural language processing precisely detects content and tone associated with attacks.

Abnormal Benefits of Stopping VEC
$36M
Stopped by Abnormal in largest invoice fraud attack.
$1.5M
Saved by enterprises with Abnormal each year.
15 Hours
Saved for security teams each week.
Abnormal helps us to better protect our organization. We’ve seen a significant drop in BEC and order fraud, so now we have time to be more proactive on security.”
— Ryan Fritts, CISO, ADT
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