Business Email Compromise (BEC)

Learn about our Huntress Managed ITDR Lookback feature, which reviews 180 days of Microsoft 365 logins, and how our SOC acts on active threats.

The ransom note isn't the beginning of an attack—it's the finish line. Most security failures happen because teams focus on the "boom" rather than the silent precursors. This virtual event pulls back the curtain on the critical window between initial breach and total lockout.

Huntress Managed ITDR for Google Workspace (GWS) delivers continuous monitoring, detection, investigation, and response for your Google identities and email environment - learn more about ITDR for GWS in this datasheet.

Ransomware stops business. Huntress keeps yours moving.

Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a financial nightmare. For MSPs, it's not just about stopping the hack—it's about handling the chaos that follows: the frantic executive calls, the massive financial losses, and the insurance headache from a "pwned" identity. We get it.

Our SOC investigates tons of threat activity every day, so when the same shady workstations start drama on repeat, they’re flagged for malicious behavior in our Managed Security Information and Event Management (SIEM).

Business email compromise (BEC) is a threat to businesses of all sizes. This white paper explores the real-world impact of BEC attacks and demonstrates how Huntress ITDR (previously known as MDR for Microsoft 365) delivers early threat detection and swift response to protect businesses against this rising threat.

Take a look at some terrifying real-world examples of attacks detected by Huntress. You’ll hear directly from our front-line SOC analysts who will walk you through what spooked them and how they stopped the evil spirits

Business email compromise (BEC) attacks are sneaky scams designed to trick victims into transferring money into attacker-controlled accounts.