Wire & Payment Fraud
Wire fraud, invoice fraud, vendor fraud and business email compromise: the payment-diversion end of social engineering.
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Start HereWire & Payment FraudWhat is Wire Fraud: How It Works & PreventionWire fraud is a type of financial fraud that uses electronic transfers to steal money by impersonating a trusted party. Here's how it works and how organizations can protect themselves.Wire & Payment FraudInvoice Fraud: Types, Examples & Detection GuideInvoice fraud uses fake invoices, vendor impersonation, and BEC to trigger wrong payments. The main types, a real case, warning signs, and how to prevent it.Wire & Payment FraudVendor Fraud: Meaning, Examples & PreventionVendor fraud diverts company funds through fake invoices, impersonation, and altered bank details. The main types, two real cases, and the controls that stop it.Wire & Payment FraudHow to Prevent BEC AttacksBEC attacks exploit trust rather than systems. Eight practical strategies to verify requests, harden email authentication, and catch AI-driven voice and video impersonation.Wire & Payment FraudReal Estate Wire Fraud: How Closing Scams WorkReal estate wire fraud targets buyers and sellers during property closings, using impersonation to redirect closing funds to fraudulent accounts. Here's how closing scams work and how to protect yourself.Wire & Payment FraudBusiness Email Compromise (BEC): Complete GuideBusiness email compromise (BEC) is one of the most financially damaging cyberattacks organizations face today. Here's how BEC scams work, real-world case studies, and how to protect your organization.