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Business Email Compromise: Best Practices Preventing Email Cyber Attacks From Stealing Millions

September 19, 2018

During this session you’ll learn from Dean Kinsman, Supervisory Special Agent with the FBI Cyber Division in Nashville and Rafael Amado of Digital Shadows on how to identify and prevent business email compromise cyberattacks.

Listen to learn about the leading cyberattack according to recent FBI reports. One of the more sophisticated attacks, business email compromise or email account compromise, has evolved to maintain efficacy which yielded cyber criminals over $12.5 billion globally according the FBI’s IC3.

BY ATTENDING THIS SESSION YOU’LL TAKEAWAY:

Trends in the evolution of the BEC attack vector
Insights from specific BEC cases
How to engage the FBI’s Financial Fraud Kill Chain
Best practices gaining visibility into the BEC threats to your organization
Strategies for fortifying your defenses

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