CEO fraud and business email compromise
CEO Fraud Detection
Attackers pose as your executives or vendors to get money moved or data sent. We combine email security, account protection and staff training so the request gets caught, not paid.
- Impersonation and look-alike domain detection
- Multi-factor sign-in and account monitoring
- Training your team to verify before they pay
Trusted by 2,000+ businesses in 18 states
- Certified engineers
- 24/7 monitoring
- Proactive security
- Strategic guidance
Recognized byCRN, Channel Futures and Clutch
Email that is harder to fake
Your domain protected from spoofing.
Accounts locked down
Multi-factor sign-in and login alerts.
People who verify
A simple habit that stops the rest.
Know the signs
Six warning signs of CEO fraud
Business email compromise often has no link or attachment, just a convincing request, so it slips past filters that look for malware. Share these signs with anyone who can move money or send sensitive data. Get a free security review →
Unusual request, urgent tone
A wire, gift cards or sensitive files, with pressure to act before anyone can check.
The executive cannot be reached
Travelling or in a meeting, and asking you to keep it quiet from finance.
New bank details or an odd address
A payee suddenly changes accounts, or the sender domain is one letter off.
Replies go somewhere else
The display name looks right, but hitting reply sends your answer to a different address.
Timed for when checking is hard
Late on a Friday, before a holiday or while the real sender is on a flight.
An invoice that is almost right
A real vendor and a real invoice number, with a changed amount or payment detail.
What is included
Part technology, part habit. We cover both.
Email security catches many attempts. A verification habit stops the rest.
Email authentication
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up correctly, so others cannot easily send email as your domain.
Impersonation filtering
Messages pretending to come from executives or look-alike domains are flagged or held.
Account protection
Multi-factor sign-in and alerts on suspicious logins and new forwarding rules.
Staff training
Short training and simulated attacks that show what CEO fraud looks like.
Payment verification
A simple rule: money and bank-detail changes are confirmed by phone, every time.
Incident response
If money moves, we secure accounts fast and help with the bank and reporting.
If a request slips through
What to do in the first hour
- Call your bankAsk them to recall or freeze the transfer immediately.
- Call usWe secure the affected mailbox and accounts and remove attacker access.
- InvestigateWe find how the attacker got in and what else they saw.
- Report and hardenWe help you report it and close the gap for good.
What changes
Payments that cannot be talked out of you
Technology and a simple habit, working together.
- Fewer spoofed emailsYour domain is much harder to impersonate.
- Faster detectionSuspicious logins and forwarding rules flagged.
- Confident staffPeople know the signs and the verification rule.
- A plan if it happensClear steps for the first hour.
What clients say after the ticket closes
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Frequently asked questions
Straight answers before the first call.
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Get the checklistWhat is CEO fraud?
A form of business email compromise where an attacker impersonates an executive, vendor or partner to trick an employee into sending money or sensitive data.
How is it different from ordinary phishing?
It is targeted. There is often no link or attachment, just a convincing request, so it slips past filters that look for malware.
Can technology alone stop it?
No. Email security catches many attempts, but a simple verification habit stops the rest: confirm payment and bank changes by phone using a number you already have.
What should we do if we already paid?
Call your bank right away to try to recall the transfer, then call us. We secure the affected accounts and help you report it.
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