Phishing and payment fraud
How criminals take money and passwords from small businesses, from fake invoices and redirected paychecks to gift card scams and cloned voices, and the simple procedures that stop them.
Account takeover: the risk financial advisers can't delegate
For an advisory practice, the most damaging attack is someone signing in as you. Here is how it happens and the controls that prevent it.
Read articleSecurity awareness training that people don't ignore
Most security training is an annual video nobody remembers. Here is what works for a small firm, how simulated phishing fits in, and what records to keep.
Read articleWhat email security does that your inbox doesn't
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace filter spam, but targeted phishing and impersonation are different. What email security adds and who needs it.
Read articleCloned voices and payment fraud: the call-back rule that stops it
AI can copy a voice from a few seconds of audio. Here is how the fraud works, why professional firms are targets, and the simple procedure that defeats it.
Read articleWire fraud at closing: how it happens and how to stop it
Real estate closings are among the most reliable targets for payment fraud. The playbook attackers follow, what AI added, and the controls that work.
Read articleTax season phishing: what accounting firms should watch for
The phishing emails that target accounting and tax practices during busy season, and the defenses that stop them.
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