Executive Summary Business email compromise has entered a more advanced phase. What was once driven mainly by spoofed domains, urgent language, and forged invoices is now being reinforced by synthetic voice, manipulated video, executive-style writing, automated reconnaissance, and highly contextual social engineering. For finance leaders, this change creates a serious control problem: the signals employees once used to judge legitimacy can now be replicated. The highest-risk environments are not only those with weak cybersecurity tools. They are often organizations where payment decisions depend on familiarity, urgency, informal escalation, and remote communication. A fin…
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