One Email. One Mistake. That's All It Takes.
Businesses lose billions to email fraud every year. Most of it is preventable. The email that costs your company everything won't have a single typo — it will look exactly like it came from a trusted vendor, client, or executive.
If Google and Facebook Can Be Fooled, Any Business Can.
A criminal impersonated a real supplier and convinced Google and Facebook to send him more than $100 million in payments.
Size. Technology. Security teams. None of them make a business immune to fraud.
Your Employees Aren't Careless. They're Human.
Business Email Compromise doesn't rely on sloppy mistakes. It relies on trust.
Criminals study your company. They learn your vendors, your executives, your processes. Then they send an email that looks exactly like it came from someone your team works with every day.
Same formatting. Same signature. Same tone. One letter different in the domain name.
88% of data breaches involve human error. Not because employees are negligent — because the emails are engineered to be trusted.
EFA catches what your team can't see.
Once the Wire Clears, the Bank Owes You Nothing.
Here's what most business owners don't know:
Under UCC 4A-207, banks are not legally required to verify that an account name matches an account number.
If your accounts payable team wires $150,000 to "First American Title" but the account number belongs to a criminal, the bank has fulfilled its legal duty.
The loss is yours. Not the bank's.
Recovery rate for international wire fraud: less than 1%.
This isn't a policy. This is how the system works.
You can't fix it after. You have to stop it before the wire is sent.
We Catch What Your Gateway Misses
Email security gateways stop spam and malware. EFA stops the dangerous emails that look completely legitimate. Email Fraud Alert created Read-Time Fraud Detection (RTFD), a new category of security designed to protect people at the moment they read and act on an email.
Brand & Organization Impersonation
Flags messages dressed as a company or institution your team deals with, sent from an address that doesn't belong to it.
Contact & Executive Impersonation
Flags messages written to look like a colleague, a supplier, or someone in leadership requesting a payment or information.
Fraudulent Payment Instructions
Flags instructions to send money that came from someone other than the party your team believes it is paying.
Payment or Account Detail Changes
Flags requests to update payment or account details that arrive by email and are framed as routine.
Business Email Compromise
Flags messages that appear to come from inside your organization, or from a party to its business, to authorize a payment or obtain information.
Reply-To Manipulation
Flags messages that display one sender while your reply is set to travel to a different address.
Deceptive Domains
Flags sending domains built to resemble a real organization's, including recently created ones.
QR-Code & Account-Access Scams
Flags codes and sign-in requests that lead somewhere your team cannot see before acting on them.
These are examples of what EFA watches for, not the full set. See How Scams Work for the broader range of fraud signals and techniques, or the complete list of EFA warnings.
Deploy in Minutes. Protect Every Inbox.
EFA was built for businesses that need protection without complexity.
Add to Your Environment
Chrome extension for Gmail or Microsoft 365 add-in for Outlook. No server changes required.
Automatic Scanning
Every email is analyzed instantly when opened. No buttons for employees to click.
Clear Warnings
If something's wrong, your team sees a warning before they click, reply, or send money.
No training required. No workflow disruption. Protection runs silently until it matters.
The email looked exactly like it came from our title company. Same logo, same signature, same wire instructions. The only difference was one letter in the domain name. If we hadn't seen the warning, we would have wired $380,000 to criminals.
The Math Makes the Decision for You
Return on Investment
One prevented incident pays for your entire company's protection for decades.
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- All detection features
- Works with Gmail & Outlook
- Microsoft 365 admin deployment
- Instant email scanning
- Automatic updates
- Built-in warning explanations
This isn't an expense. It's preventing a loss you won't recover from.
“It was not unusual for me to receive e-mails requesting a transfer of funds.”
— accountant who wired $737,000 on a spoofed CEO email, via FBI.gov