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Account Takeover: What it Is, Why it Matters, and How to Prevent It

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Account takeover. It can start with a username, a password, a phone number - any credential that’s used when logging into an account - and end with cyber criminals taking control and stealing personal, corporate, or financial information. Just one example of account takeover, Business Email Compromise (BEC), cost individuals and businesses a whopping $45 billion between 2013 and 2021, according to the FBI. Join this webinar to learn more about account takeover, the key techniques hackers use to gain access to secure accounts, and most importantly, what organizations can do to prevent account takeover fraud.

Account takeover. It can start with a username, a password, a phone number - any credential that’s used when logging into an account - and end with cyber criminals taking control and stealing personal, corporate, or financial information. Just one example of account takeover, Business Email Compromise (BEC), cost individuals and businesses a whopping $45 billion between 2013 and 2021, according to the FBI. Join this webinar to learn more about account takeover, the key techniques hackers use to gain access to secure accounts, and most importantly, what organizations can do to prevent account takeover fraud.

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Account Takeover: What it Is, Why it Matters, and How to Prevent It

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Account takeover. It can start with a username, a password, a phone number - any credential that’s used when logging into an account - and end with cyber criminals taking control and stealing personal, corporate, or financial information. Just one example of account takeover, Business Email Compromise (BEC), cost individuals and businesses a whopping $45 billion between 2013 and 2021, according to the FBI. Join this webinar to learn more about account takeover, the key techniques hackers use to gain access to secure accounts, and most importantly, what organizations can do to prevent account takeover fraud.

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