They Trusted Their ERP. A $1.8M Fraud Attempt Proved Them Wrong.
JLJ believed its accounting system and existing controls were protecting every payment. Then a patient attacker quietly changed vendor banking details, allowed payments to run, and switched the information back to hide the evidence.
By the time the fraud was discovered, $1.8 million had been attempted—and every internal control had already been bypassed.
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- How the attacker used a compromised account to manipulate legitimate payment workflows
- Why the ERP, manual controls, and bank validation failed to stop the fraud
- The warning signs finance teams should never overlook
- How JLJ rebuilt its payment security strategy around prevention—not luck
- How Trustmi now monitors vendor behavior and payments before money moves
“Ask a hundred CFOs and they’ll tell you they’re safe in their accounting systems. That’s a false illusion in these times.”
— Cindy Manos, CFO at JLJ
Fraud Did Not Break Their Process. It Moved Quietly Inside It.
JLJ’s experience is a warning for every finance team that assumes its ERP, bank, or cloud provider will catch fraud. See how one company turned a devastating incident into a stronger, end-to-end payment security strategy.
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