Criminals Know You Have the Keys to the Kingdom
You have the power to authorize payments, access sensitive data, and act on behalf of leadership. Scammers know this. $2.4 billion lost to CEO impersonation scams since 2020.
$2.4 billion lost to CEO impersonation scams since 2020. You have the power to stop it.
They're Not Targeting Your Boss. They're Targeting You.
You have authority to act. Criminals use that against you.
CEO Impersonation
"I'm in a meeting—handle this now." You've seen this message a hundred times from your boss. Except this time, it's not them. And they're asking for a wire transfer.
Gift Card Scams
"Buy $2,000 in gift cards for a client meeting and send me the codes. Keep this confidential." $2,000 gone. A classic scam that costs companies millions.
Wire Transfer Requests
"We're closing a confidential deal. Wire $85,000 to this account today." The pressure is real. The request is fake. The money is gone forever.
Urgency Exploitation
Scammers know you're trained to act fast. They create fake deadlines so you skip verification. "I need this done before the board meeting."
It Happens Fast
3:47 PM
You receive a text from your CEO: "Hey, I need you to handle something while I'm in this meeting. Can you buy some Amazon gift cards? $500 each, need 4 of them. Send me the codes when you have them."
4:15 PM
You purchase the gift cards and text back the codes. The "CEO" thanks you and says they'll reimburse you.
5:30 PM
Your real CEO walks out of their meeting. They never sent that text. The number was spoofed. $2,000 gone.
What ForwardToSafety Would Have Caught:
- • Gift card request pattern matches known BEC tactics
- • "Confidential" framing designed to prevent verification
- • Urgency + unusual request = high-risk combination
"My CEO 'texted' asking me to buy gift cards for a client meeting. I forwarded the email version to ForwardToSafety—spoofed sender. I almost fell for it. That was a close call."
— Jennifer R., Executive Assistant
How ForwardToSafety Protects You
Verify any suspicious request in seconds—without bothering your executive.
Executive Impersonation Check
Did this actually come from your CEO? We verify sender authentication instantly.
BEC Pattern Recognition
Gift card requests, urgent wires, "confidential" deals—we recognize the tactics.
Answers Before the Meeting Ends
Verify in minutes, not hours. Fast enough for real urgency.
Why Executive Assistants Trust ForwardToSafety
The Next "Urgent Request" Could Be a Scam
Verify it in 60 seconds—without bothering your boss.
Start Verifying Requests