by Amy Newton | Aug 25, 2026
Look for warning signs such as an unusual attachment, unexpected invoice or request, unfamiliar link, QR code, pop-up box, urgent language, questionable sender address, or a request for sensitive information. One warning sign does not always mean an email is fake....
by Amy Newton | Aug 25, 2026
CBE Companies helps organizations in complex and highly regulated industries manage customer interactions and accounts receivable operations with strong compliance and security controls. CBE combines trained people, disciplined processes, and technology to help...
by Amy Newton | Aug 25, 2026
Do not click links, open unexpected attachments, scan QR codes, or provide personal or financial information. Instead, verify the request using contact information or a website you already know is legitimate. If you receive the message at work, report it to your IT...