Stop fake payment requests sent in your name
A forged invoice, or a request to change bank details, arrives from an address that reads as yours. We read from outside what makes that possible at your firm, and give your IT provider the steps that close it.
Attackers use AI to find openings. We use it to find yours first, and a person checks every finding before you see it.
How a forged invoice gets sent in your name.
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- This invoice looks like yours. You didn’t send it.
- An invoice arrives that reads as yours, asking a client to change bank details.
- Four openings make that possible. First: email anyone can forge. Your mail records say whether it is refused.
- Second: look-alike domains, one character from yours.
- Third: staff addresses in breach records. A reused password can open a real mailbox.
- Fourth: payment details posted on your own public pages.
- All four can be read from outside. We log into nothing and test nothing.
- See what a forger would see, before one uses it. Check my firm.
Four ways a forged payment request gets through.
Your SPF and DMARC records, in plain words: whether a message that fakes your address is refused or delivered.
Names one character from yours, or with another ending, that resolve today and could send an invoice that reads as yours.
Addresses at your domain in monitored breach databases. A reused password can open a real mailbox, and a real conversation with a client.
During the assessment your public pages are read the way someone impersonating you would read them, for posted banking details, payment instructions and who approves payments, and a person approves what is reported.
The published figures, with their sources.
Reported losses, as the publisher states them. They describe what was reported, not what will happen to your firm.
The outside view, in plain words.
Next to the people you already work with.
Keeps your systems running and does the fixes. We give them an independent list to act on, with the check that proves each fix. We are paid by no one who sells the fixes, so every finding is independent.
Tries to break in and needs access. We read only what is already public, from outside, and log into nothing.
Feeds your premium and eligibility. We show you the same outside view first, in plain words, so you walk into renewal knowing the answers.
See what a forger would see, before one uses it.
The External Exposure Check: your outside reading, with what we found and a check you can run yourself. No access, nothing tested.