Fake Travel Confirmation Emails That Could Breach Your Law Firm

A lady in a red dress and travel suitcase is talking with an air travel booking agent with an airplane image in the background. There is a highlight of the damage a single successful phishing attack from fake travel confirmation emails can cause.

🎯Fake Travel Confirmation Emails: Legal Professionals in Austin, Don’t Let Fake Emails Breach Your Law Firm

Planning a summer getaway? Cybercriminals are planning their next move, too—and your law firm may be the target.

As a cybersecurity professional, I see it all the time. Fake travel confirmation emails land in someone’s inbox, dressed up to look like they are from Delta, Marriott, or Expedia. The logo checks out. The formatting is perfect. The subject line sounds urgent. And then—click. Just like that, login credentials or credit card data are in the hands of cybercriminals.

In fact, 83% of organizations experienced a phishing attack in 2023, according to Proofpoint’s State of the Phish Report. And summer travel season is a gold mine for scammers.

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