Attackers regularly pretend to be executives, suppliers, institutions and brands. When recipients believe that they are communicating with a person or a brand thatʼs legitimate, they are more likely to share sensitive information, download malware or authorize fraudulent transactions.
In this use case guide, youʼll learn:
- The key tactics that fraudsters use to hijack business communications
- A rundown of why these impersonation attacks can be challenging to stop
- Best practices and tools for keeping your organization safe
Download the e-book now.
