The Imposter X


The endless fight against the imposter and credential stealing attacks

Email continues to be cyber imposters’ favorite tool for targeted attacks, ransomware, and scams to steal your money. This is mainly because email has become an open door into your organization, and with convincing social engineering, even your most savvy users can be tricked by an imposter.

Learn how to keep imposters out, by reading the Best Practices Guide from Osterman Research to protect against advanced threats.


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Business Email Compromise (BEC)

BEC attacks, such as CEO Fraud, continue to be successful in impersonating executives or suppliers, convincing employees to make a wire transfer. According to the FBI, companies are projected to lose over $12 billion in 2018.

Trend Micro uses three layers of defense against these attacks:

  1. Sender reputation and anti-spoofing standards
  2. Machine learning to examine the email for attacker behaviors and intention
  3. Writing style comparison of suspected impersonators to an AI model of the real executive’s writing

Phishing

Phishing scams usually aim to steal employee credentials or to implant malware. Many organizations’ users are the weakest link in their security strategy because they can fall victim to a convincing social engineering attack.

Trend Micro Phish Insight is a completely FREE phishing simulation and awareness service. In just five minutes, you can start a realistic phishing campaign to test employees using built-in and customizable templates.

Other RESOURCES:

BEC Solution Brief

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Email Funnel Video

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Customer Success Study – University of Warwick

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IDC MarketScape Leader

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