A callback rule
Any change to payment details gets a call to a number already on file, never the number in the email.
Email protections
MFA on your accounts and warnings on outside mail in Microsoft 365, so a lookalike sender stands out.
Office and jobsite on one system
Project managers and accounting on the same protected email and files, in the office or in the field.
When you see one, call the sub at a number you already have.
Before the next draw
What changes for your team
- A written callback step for every bank change
- MFA on every account that approves payments
- Outside-sender warnings in email
- A short briefing for AP and project managers
Why teams trust us with this
- Microsoft-certified technicians, plus A+ and Network+ certified staff.
Trusted by 100+ companies
Common questions
The sub's email got hacked, not ours. Why is this our problem?
Because your money moves. A callback step on your side stops the payment, no matter whose email the attacker is in.
We already paid a fake account. What now?
Call your bank and ask for a recall, file at ic3.gov, then call 801-SUPPORT.
Are we locked into a contract?
Ongoing service agreements begin after an initial period. We walk you through the terms before you sign anything.
Make the next bank change get a phone call
Email protections and a callback step for your payment process.