Abnormal AI introduces autonomous agents for enhanced email security and training

Abnormal AI has unveiled two new AI-powered tools, AI Phishing Coach and AI Data Analyst, designed to address the growing challenges posed by AI-driven cybercrimes. These tools aim to transform employee training, risk reporting, and email security for organizations worldwide.

Key Announcements

• AI Phishing Coach: This tool provides personalized, simulation-based training derived from real attacks blocked by the Abnormal platform. It delivers immediate coaching when employees interact with suspicious content, moving away from generic training videos.
• AI Data Analyst: This tool simplifies complex security data into actionable insights, offering proactive report generation and interactive exploration for tailored impact assessments.
• Enhanced Email Security: Abnormal AI's Behavior Platform has outperformed legacy secure email gateways (SEGs) and human analysts, leading 75% of customers to transition away from third-party SEGs. New features include:
  • Quarantine Release: Consolidates Microsoft-quarantined emails into the Abnormal platform for easier incident management.
  • URL Rewriting: Adds user-facing alerts and click tracking for risky links while maintaining user experience.
  • Enterprise Remediation Settings: Allows administrators to customize threat responses based on organizational needs.

Executive Insight

Evan Reiser, CEO and Founder of Abnormal AI, emphasized the importance of protecting people rather than just firewalls: "These innovations represent a massive leap forward in how AI can be operationalized across the security stack."

Market Impact

• A recent survey revealed that 53% of security leaders believe current training resources are ineffective. Abnormal AI's tools aim to bridge this gap.
• The platform is now used by over 3,200 organizations, including 20% of Fortune 500 companies.
• Abnormal AI has achieved FedRAMP Moderate Authorization in 256 days, enabling adoption by U.S. federal agencies.

Global Expansion

• The company is expanding into Germany, with plans to enter Japan and France later this year.
• Localization efforts are underway to adapt the Behavior Platform for regional languages and threat profiles.

Deployment Options

The platform integrates with , , , , , and , offering security teams advanced automation for workforce training and threat protection.