Lock the mailbox
Reset passwords, end active sessions and require MFA on every account the attacker touched.
Find what they left
Attackers set hidden inbox rules to forward or delete your mail. We find and remove them and check sign-in logs for where they came from.
Stop the next one
A callback step for any change to payment details, so a new bank account gets a phone call before money moves.
How it works
Call your bank
Ask for a wire recall. The first hours matter most.
Report it
File a complaint at ic3.gov. The FBI uses these reports to work with banks on recovery.
Secure your email
Call 801-SUPPORT and we lock down the accounts involved.
Also tell your cyber insurer. Many policies require prompt notice.
After the first hour
Find out how they got in
- Which accounts the attacker signed into, and from where
- The rules and forwarding they set up
- Which vendors and clients got email from the affected account
- Payment approval steps to add before the next wire
- The facts your insurer and bank will ask for
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Tell us what happened
If money is moving right now, call 801-SUPPORT instead of using this form.
Why teams trust us with this
- We manage Microsoft 365 for our clients and know where attackers hide in it.
- We run 24/7 monitoring and threat detection.
- Microsoft-certified technicians, plus A+ and Network+ certified staff.
Questions before you ask
Can you get our money back?
No one can promise that. Your bank and the FBI handle recovery, and acting fast gives them the best chance. We focus on stopping further losses.
Was the attacker in our email or our vendor's?
It can be either. Sign-in logs and message headers show which, and that changes who needs to act.
Do we have to report it to anyone else?
It depends on what data the attacker saw. Ask your attorney and your insurer. We give them the technical facts.
Are we locked into a contract?
Ongoing service agreements begin after an initial period. We walk you through the terms before you sign anything.
Sources: FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center
Stop the next fake invoice
Lock down the accounts involved and add a check before the next wire goes out.
