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In Q1 2022 alone, an analysis of 3.6 billion websites found 1 in 5 credit union and regional bank brands targeted by an average of 5 brand impersonation attacks
BOSTON, June 23, 2022 — Allure Security – the fastest, most accurate online brand protection solution – today unveiled its “2022 Threat Brief: Credit Union and Regional Bank Brands Under Attack” revealing that scammers have put these institutions and their patrons in their crosshairs. Online brand impersonation attacks involve fraudsters publishing a website, social media account, or mobile app that imitates a brand’s imagery and messaging to trick consumers into divulging banking credentials, payment details, and more.
“The world already knows that major financial institutions find themselves within cybercriminals’ sights, but adversaries increasingly target regional banks and credit unions with online brand impersonation attacks as well,” said Allure Security CEO Josh Shaul. “Fortunately, technology has advanced so these attacks can be stopped more quickly, effectively, and economically than old-fashioned or manual methods such as domain monitoring or iterating on permutations of a brand’s domain name.”
Allure Security’s AI-powered detection engine evaluates more than 40 million websites daily for brand abuse. This report surfaces insights from that data, isolating regional bank and credit union brands, for the quarter ending March 31, 2022:
To download a complimentary copy of the full 2022 Threat Brief, visit: https://alluresecurity.dream.press/credit-union-regional-bank-brands-under-attack-2022-threat-brief-allure-security/
About Allure Security
Allure Security protects brands by finding and stopping online brand impersonation attacks before customers fall victim. Our patented, artificial intelligence-powered engine finds more spoofed websites, social media accounts, and mobile apps more quickly and with greater accuracy than legacy approaches. Our unique, multi-pronged approach to response – blocklisting, decoy data, and takedown – significantly reduces the lifespan of a scam and the damage it can do.
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