The tactics that worked for your business five years ago likely aren’t still working today, and cybercrime is no different. The CEO fraud that dominated the last few years is not nearly as successful as it used to be, partially because employees understand that their CEO isn’t emailing them about gift cards at 2:00 in the morning.

Not to be outdone, cybercriminals have shifted their tactics, now relying more on vendor impersonation and vendor email compromise to run their scams. The average invoice fraud attack costs $183,000 and Abnormal has seen attacks that request upwards of $2.1 million. Attend this webinar to make sure you’re prepared to defend against them.

Join us for this webinar with Crane Hassold, Director of Threat Intelligence at Abnormal Security, where he’ll answer your questions about this new threat, including:

• What are the various types of financial supply chain compromise?
• How do threat actors use impersonation and account compromise to run invoice fraud, aging report attacks, and RFQ scams?
• Why have threat actors shifted tactics, and what do your employees need to know?
• How can you stop these evolving attacks before they reach your inboxes?