For Businesses That Handle Sensitive Transactions

One Fake Email Can Destroy Your Company — and Your Reputation

Wire fraud. Invoice scams. Client impersonation. Business email compromise costs companies $6.7 billion globally each year. Protect every inbox in your organization.

$6.7 Billion
Lost to business email scams globally
$150,000
Average loss per wire fraud incident
83%
Of losses are unrecoverable

You're a Target If Your Business:

  • Wires money or processes payments
  • Pays invoices from vendors or contractors
  • Handles client funds or trust accounts
  • Manages sensitive financial or personal data

1 employee or 1,000 — if money or client data moves through your inbox, criminals are watching.

The Attacks Targeting Your Company

Criminals study your business, monitor your emails, and strike at the perfect moment.

Wire Fraud / Payment Redirect

Criminals intercept real transactions and send fake wire instructions that look identical to legitimate ones.

"Due to a recent audit, our banking information has changed. Please use the updated wiring instructions attached for tomorrow's closing."

Invoice Fraud

Fake invoices from "trusted vendors" arrive with slightly different payment details. Your AP team pays the wrong account.

"Please note our new payment address effective immediately. All future payments should be directed to the account listed below."

CEO / Executive Impersonation

Criminals pose as company leadership to request urgent wire transfers, gift cards, or sensitive employee data.

"I need you to process a wire transfer today. I'm in a meeting and can't talk. Just reply to this email with confirmation when done."

Client Impersonation

Attackers pose as your clients to request changes to payment methods, delivery addresses, or sensitive documents.

"Please send the tax documents to my personal email instead. I'm having issues with my company account."

Real Companies, Real Losses

These attacks don't just happen to big corporations. They happen to companies like yours.

Title & Escrow — Real Case

"Efficient Services Escrow Group in California lost $1.5 million in fraudulent wire transfers. The state gave them three days to replace the funds. They couldn't. The company shut down. Nine employees lost their jobs. We lost everything."

— Based on Krebs on Security report Lost: $1.5 million + the entire company
Law Firm

"Our bookkeeper received an email from 'me' asking to wire funds from a client trust account. The email came from a domain one letter off from ours. By the time we realized, the money was gone. We had to report ourselves to the State Bar."

— Managing partner Lost: $187,000
Construction Company

"We received an invoice from one of our regular subcontractors with 'updated banking information.' Our AP clerk paid it without question — same company, same invoice format. It was a fake. We paid the real invoice twice."

— CFO Lost: $83,000

The Math Is Simple

$150,000
Average wire fraud loss
vs
$1.99/mo
Email Fraud Alert per user

How Email Fraud Alert Protects Your Team

Every email, every inbox, every time — automatically scanned for impersonation tactics.

Lookalike Email Detection

Catches fake addresses that look nearly identical to clients, vendors, and colleagues.

Reply-To Mismatch Alerts

Warns when hitting "reply" would send your response to a different, dangerous address.

Wire Fraud Keywords

Flags high-risk phrases like "updated wire instructions" and "new bank account."

Deceptive Domain Detection

Identifies suspicious domains like yourcompany.com.co or yourcompany-secure.com.

Display Name Spoofing

Exposes when the name shows a trusted contact but the email is from an unknown address.

Works in Gmail & Outlook

Installs in seconds. No IT department needed. Protects every user immediately.

It's Not Just About Money

When your email gets compromised, you don't just lose funds. You lose something harder to recover: your reputation.

When a client receives a scam email "from" your company, they don't think "their email was hacked." They think "I can't trust this company."

When a vendor gets a fake invoice "from" your AP department, that relationship is damaged — even after you explain what happened.

When a prospect gets spam "from" your sales rep, the deal dies before it starts.

Reputation takes years to build. One compromised email to destroy.

What Is Protecting Your Company Worth?

One wire fraud averages $150,000. One compromised email can destroy client trust forever. Protection costs $1.99/user/month.

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