Warning signs you and your team can spot — before a scammer costs you money.
Attackers impersonate executives or vendors and request wire transfers, gift cards, or payroll changes. The message feels internal and urgent.
PDF invoices with new bank details. A single changed account number on an otherwise normal-looking bill.
Closing DNS gaps protects your customers from mail that claims to be from your domain. Train your team to verify payment changes by phone — that catches tricks technology alone cannot.
Yes — report to your IT provider, bank, and local authorities as appropriate. Preserve headers if IT asks.
