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If you suspect an active attack on your business, call our emergency hotline at: 612-399-9680
If you suspect an active attack on your business, call our emergency hotline at: 612-399-9680
Business Email Compromise Services
Business Email Compromise Vulnerability Assessment
The BEC Vulnerability Assessment from Blue Team Alpha is a rapid Business Email Compromise (BEC) readiness check, designed to help companies quickly (typically within a week) understand their vulnerability regarding BEC attacks and the steps they can take to prevent one from occurring.
BEC Attacks
Cyberattacks targeting business email accounts continue to rise at an alarming rate. A BEC attack can involve:
- Wire Fraud
- False Invoice Schemes
- CEO Fraud
- Data Theft
- Full Network Breach
- Ransomware Deployment
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BEC Vulnerability Assessment Service
Our BEC Vulnerability Assessment service examines your organization’s cybersecurity posture and prevention measures to identify any potential security gaps. We know the techniques the attackers use and we are looking to see if your business is vulnerable to these hacks.
All BEC Vulnerability Assessments come with a final report card, recommendations, and best practice tips that any business can act on in a short amount of time and which will lower your organization’s vulnerability to BEC and associated attacks.
- Email service review for key BEC prevention settings & protocols
- Limited external vulnerability scan results
- Customized, targeted phishing campaign to determine click rate vulnerability
- Policy review for key BEC prevention components
- Dark web search for compromised logins, passwords, hashes, and important data
- Cybersecurity awareness program review for key BEC prevention training curriculum
- Password Policy Review
- Funds Transfer Policy Review
- Vendor Change of Account Policy Review
- Cybersecurity Awareness Training Program Review
- Log Levels & Retention
- Forwarding Rules
- Final Report
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Every Business Needs to Ask:
- How vulnerable are we to BEC?
- How would we know if our email service was compromised?
BEC is a serious business risk and an ongoing threat.
- Beazley 2019 Breach Briefing reports a 133% increase in BEC from 2017 to 2018.
- BEC attacks comprised nearly half of cybercrime losses last year and cost organizations an estimated $1.77 billion in losses in 2019, according to the FBI.
Today’s cybercriminals are sophisticated and relentless.
- Almost three-quarters of phishing sites now use SSL protection, pointing to the danger that users cannot rely on SSL alone to determine if a site is safe, according to recent research.
- Avanan’s 2019 Global Phish Report found that 1 out of every 99 emails is part of a phishing attack which uses malicious attachments.
