Best Practices for reducing email compromise (except for eliminating humans)
Summary
This article outlines best practices for reducing business email compromise (BEC) beyond simply eliminating human error. It suggests leveraging cloud capabilities, utilizing SaaS security features, implementing robust email security controls, and training employees to act as the primary defense.
IFF Assessment
FRIEND
The article provides actionable advice and strategies that defenders can implement to improve their email security posture.
Defender Context
Email compromise remains a prevalent threat vector for attackers seeking to gain access to sensitive data or initiate fraudulent transactions. Defenders should focus on implementing a layered security approach that includes technical controls and ongoing user education to mitigate BEC risks.