Payments sent to the wrong account
A fake supplier email announces new bank details. Your team processes the invoice, but the money reaches a fraudster.
One convincing email can lead to payment fraud, stolen data, operational downtime and substantial financial losses.
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Business email threats don’t always arrive as obvious viruses. They may look like an overdue invoice, a message from the CEO, an updated supplier bank account or a shared document.
They arrive in the middle of a normal workday, when people are focused on getting things done. That’s when one mistake can become an expensive incident.
You don’t have to be careless to be deceived. Sometimes all it takes is a message that appears credible.
A fake supplier email announces new bank details. Your team processes the invoice, but the money reaches a fraudster.
A realistic sign-in or document-sharing request sends an employee to a fake page designed to collect credentials.
An invoice, purchase order or résumé appears familiar while concealing a malicious file or a deceptive request.
A message that appears to come from leadership demands an urgent, confidential transfer outside normal approval steps.
A single harmful interaction may lead to compromised devices, inaccessible files or interruptions to critical work.
“Do this now.” “Keep it confidential.” “Don’t call.” Social pressure encourages people to act before verifying.
An email incident rarely stays inside the inbox. It can affect finances, customer relationships, private data and days of business operations.
Always verify unusual requests using a trusted, independent channel — even when the sender appears familiar.
The risk isn’t always visible.
By the time it becomes obvious, it may be too late.
Many costly incidents begin with a routine-looking message. HT-GUARDIAN is a Hightech initiative focused on the business risks that arrive through email.
Tell us about the messages your team handles and the risks that concern you. We’ll speak plainly, without unnecessary technical jargon.
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