Business Email Compromise Trends: Supply Chain Attacks on the Rise
The Anatomy of Types 1, 2, 3 & 4 Phishing Attacks
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Supply Chain Attacks Plus Social Engineering: Prepared for the New Era of BEC Phishing?
In this “Business Email Compromise in 2021: Supply Chain-Based Phishing Attacks on the Rise” ebook, you’ll:
See real examples of all categories of Business Email Compromise (Types 1-4 BEC)
Learn how Types 3 & 4 BEC attackers compromise your supply chain security to breach your organization
The specific steps in a Type 4 BEC attack — from the initial vendor email account takeover, to pivoting to fraudulent payments
Supply Chain Attacks Plus Social Engineering: Prepared for the New Era of BEC Phishing?
Unfortunately, Business Email Compromise continues to evolve with attackers using account takeovers (ATOs) as a crucial element of supply chain attacks. Compromised credentials and emails lend authenticity to sophisticated Type 3 and 4 supply chain-based BEC attacks and allow attackers to evade detection for longer periods.
For example, there are indications that attackers in the SolarWinds supply chain attack compromised the company’s Microsoft Office 365 email as part of the drawn-out campaign.
BEC attacks are only getting more sophisticated. Based on what we’ve seen in customer environments and in the wild, here’s our annual guide to understanding the ongoing evolution of BEC.
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