Email is essential—but it’s also a prime target for scammers.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks are surging. Scammers pose as executives or IT staff to trick employees into sharing sensitive info or sending money. And they’re getting smarter—using real-looking emails and targeting lower-level staff who might not question authority.
In Q3 alone, researchers found 208 million malicious emails. Over half were BEC attempts.
The fix? Train your team to pause and verify. If an email feels urgent or asks for sensitive info, double-check before acting. Need help securing your email systems? I’ve got you.
