Protect your company from targeted fraud via email as well as financial manipulation and identity-based attacks by monitoring your organization’s continuous behavior intelligence, as well as automated policy enforcement, without disrupting the flow of communication.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) is the most damaging financial type of cybercrime, far surpassing the ransomware and brute force intrusions.
In contrast to bulk phishing, BEC attacks are primarily specific, human-driven, and designed to take advantage of trust. They often impersonate the executives, vendors, partners, or internal teams.
Modern attackers employ:
In the meantime, companies struggle to spot subtle snags:
These attacks bypass the traditional filtering due to:
The result: Even well-protected environments are vulnerable unless they implement identity-driven, behavioral, and contextual security that understands communication patterns and detects manipulation early.
EntrustedMail offers a behavior-first approach, based on identity awareness that detects BEC dangers early, prevents financial fraud, and protects corporate and vendor communications.
Watch for shifts in urgency, tone, or flow of communications that may suggest the manipulation of social engineers.
Find out about altered invoices, fraudulent bank accounts, or fake communication from vendors in real time.
Beware of fraudulent emails that pretend to be from CEOs, CFOs, or HR managers, or any other high-risk jobs, before they hit the inbox.
Block messages sent from domains that are designed to imitate vendors, partners, and internal divisions.
Report unusual approvals for payments Payroll changes, unusual payment approvals, or urgent transfer instructions that do not conform to established practices.
Spot hidden forwarding policies, unreliable session usage, and even unauthorized access to stop the surveillance of your mailbox in silence.
Stop tampering with invoices as well as payment redirection and CEO fraud before the money goes out of your business.
Avoid impersonation attempts and protect sensitive communications channels.
Provide strong identity control to clients and partners.
Check the health of communication with vendors and spot dangers before transactions take place.
Monitor every identity-related signal that crosses the internal and external communication flow.
Allow normal work while preventing the risk of fraud or other high-risk activities.
EntrustedMail offers a custom-designed solution to combat identity-based fraud in email, not only spam filters.
It delivers:
This provides full-spectrum protection against BEC threats in every workflow, department, and communications channel.
The company blocked multiple impersonation attempts aimed at the CEO. It also stopped the unauthorized approval of invoices.
Detected fraudulent bank details on vendor invoices, which prevented a six-figure loss on wire transfers.
Stopping attempts to hijack email threads that were aimed at changing the billing process for patients and contract arrangements.
The compromised mailbox of a partner was identified and stopped fraudulent change of purchase orders.
Protected sensitive departmental communications from identity fakery as well as executive impersonation.
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EntrustedMail analyzes sender identity, communication patterns, message intent, writing style, reply routing, and metadata to identify impersonation and fraud attempts.
It uses advanced linguistic modeling, behavioral baselines, and historical communication graphs to spot anomalies—such as unusual tone changes, payment-related requests, or sudden urgency.
Any message flagged as suspicious is immediately quarantined, rewritten with warnings, or blocked based on your enforcement policies.
EntrustedMail is designed for accuracy. It uses multi-layered risk scoring—identity signals, behavioral patterns, content analysis, and historical data—to reduce false positives.
You can configure policies to warn, quarantine, or block, depending on your risk appetite.
Users also receive contextual explanations to prevent confusion and reinforce safe communication habits.
We us a third-party provider to monitor and test our security and IT infrastructure daily to ensure a strong security posture.
Independently audited in accordance with the AICPA SOC 2® Type II framework for Security, Availability, and Confidentiality.
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We us a third-party provider to monitor and test our security and IT infrastructure daily to ensure a strong security posture.
