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What’s a Business Email Compromise (BEC) Attack?

What s a Business Email Compromise attack?

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What’s a Business Email Compromise (BEC) Attack?

What s a Business Email Compromise attack?
How do BEC attacks work?
What are the warning signs of a BEC attack?
Who’s typically targeted by BEC scams?
What can happen if a BEC attack succeeds?
How can businesses protect themselves from BEC attacks?
What s a Business Email Compromise attack?

A BEC attack occurs when a cybercriminal pretends to be someone the recipient trusts, such as a company director, supplier, customer or colleague. The attacker uses this trust to convince the victim to take a specific action.

Unlike many cyber attacks, BEC scams often don't rely on malicious attachments or links. Instead, they use social engineering and deception to manipulate people into making mistakes.

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