Payment and vendor impersonation
Review how the business verifies payment instructions, bank changes, new vendor details, and urgent requests that appear to come from a trusted party.
Professional services
Professional firms depend on trusted communications, client files, document sharing, payment instructions, and cloud accounts. Praeven helps make those security decisions more deliberate and easier to explain.
Where the work starts
The program focuses on practical control points in communication, identity, documents, vendors, and client-facing processes.
Review how the business verifies payment instructions, bank changes, new vendor details, and urgent requests that appear to come from a trusted party.
Review identity, sharing practices, access ownership, and the available evidence around business platforms used for sensitive client work.
Assess public content, people, domains, and technology references that could support a targeted pretext or make an impersonation attempt more convincing.
How the program applies
Praeven complements the firm’s IT provider by maintaining the security priority list, reviewing agreed evidence, and translating technical findings into business decisions and accountable next steps.
The program does not replace legal, regulatory, privacy, or compliance advice. Where client contracts or industry rules create specific requirements, the scope can be aligned with the firm’s counsel and service providers.
Prepare. Anticipate. Protect.