Business Email Compromise (BEC)
Stop Business Email Compromise attacks
Attackers use contextual social engineering that reads like normal business. No link to inspect. No payload to detonate.
BEC used to be obvious.
Now it reads like real business.
Attackers research your executives, your vendors, your finance team, and your approval flows. They send a message that fits exactly into that context. An updated bank account from a vendor you've paid for years. A payroll change from someone who knows your HR process. There's nothing technical to flag. Every defense built for malicious content fails when the attack is just a request.
Ocean understands
Sender validation
Validates who is actually behind every email, including lookalike domains, compromised accounts, and impersonations.
Read the ask
Investigate what the email is asking the recipient to do, like wire money, change banking, or redirect payroll.
Validated before action
Traces the full contextual path before anything is trusted, ensuring the email doesn’t lead users wrong.

Uma Mahesh, CISO












