One trend the SEC has observed is an increase in the number of attacks that “combine technical vulnerabilities and people vulnerabilities,” including business e-mail compromise cases in which employees will receive seemingly genuine e-mails requesting data or money transfers that are in fact perpetrated by fraudsters.
“It is a significant area and one that we are seeing firms struggling with, and it’s one where technology alone is not the solution,” Glockner said.
via SEC Official Predicts More Cyber Enforcement Cases | Bloomberg BNA
