Executive name impersonation
Messages that use the name of your managers from an outside address.
BEC and impersonation
BEC protection: stop invoice and CEO fraud before anyone pays
Business email compromise does not need malware. One convincing message from a name your team trusts is enough. SecuraWall looks for the signs and warns users before they act.
Monthly per domain · No long contracts · No automatic charges
Impersonation & warnings · Protected namesacme.example| Protected name | Approved addresses |
|---|---|
| James Williams (CEO) | james.williams@acme.example |
| Finance Team | finance@acme.example, accounts@acme.example |
| Sarah Brown (CFO) | sarah.brown@acme.example |
Last caught
"Sarah Brown" <sarah.brown@acme-example.net> · protected name, different address · quarantined
The signs SecuraWall looks for.
Payment and IBAN changes
Requests to change bank details or to pay urgently.
Protected names
Your IT team lists the names that matter most: executives, finance staff, key suppliers.
Fake brands and file sharing
Messages that imitate well-known brands or file-sharing notices.
First-time senders
A warning banner shows when someone writes to your organisation for the first time.
One-click report
Users report a suspicious message to IT directly from the warning banner.
First-time senders
A warning your users see in the message itself.
A short banner tells users that a message came from outside, or that the sender has never written to them before. One click reports a suspicious message to the IT team. The banner can be shown for every outside sender or only for first-time senders, in Turkish and English.
Our new bank accountSarah Brown <sarah.brown@acme-example.net> → finance@acme.example
Hello, our bank account has changed. Could you make today's payment to the new account?