Business Email Compromise Protection
BEC-specific detection sits alongside endpoint and network controls to surface impersonation, wire-fraud and credential-theft patterns — fitting operating models whose finance and operations workflow is materially exposed to invoice-fraud and wire-redirection attempts, and whose security posture cannot rely on email gateway filtering alone.
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