Email-Security
Invoice & Payment Redirection Scam — Business Email Compromise (BEC) Variant
Invoice and payment redirection scams, often classified as Business Email Compromise (BEC), involve impersonation and email account compromise to redirect legitimate payments to attacker-controlled accounts. This SECMONS record explains how BEC works and how organizations can prevent financial loss.
Phishing — Enterprise Credential Harvesting & Initial Access Technique
Phishing is a social engineering technique used to obtain credentials, deliver malware, or establish initial access into enterprise environments. This SECMONS record explains phishing mechanics, campaign evolution, and defensive controls.
Phishing — Deceptive Social Engineering to Steal Credentials and Deliver Malware
Phishing is a social engineering technique where attackers impersonate trusted entities to steal credentials, deliver malware, or gain initial access. This SECMONS glossary entry explains phishing variants, operational impact, and defensive controls.