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For twenty years, employee security training had one reliable tip: look for the typos. Bad grammar, weird phrasing, a greeting that didn't match how your boss actually writes. Those days are over.
Attackers use the same AI tools your team does. The phishing email that lands in your controller's inbox today is written in perfect English, references a real project from your company's LinkedIn activity, and matches the tone of the executive it's impersonating. Business email compromise already costs U.S. companies billions every year according to FBI reporting, and AI just lowered the skill required to run these scams to nearly zero.
Here's what the current attacks look like and what actually stops them.