Abnormal Blog
Arun Singh
Vice President of Product Marketing
Arun Singh is the Vice President of Product Marketing at Abnormal Security. Prior to joining Abnormal Security, Arun held leadership roles in product marketing, product management, and engineering at notable companies including Okta, Cloudflare, Salesforce, Oracle, and Sun Microsystems. He has more than 15 years of experience in the cybersecurity industry, with an in-depth understanding of network security, cloud security, infrastructure security, and identity and access management.
Industry-leading CFO Sam Wolff discusses spending on security technology in the current macroeconomic conditions.
Cloud email platforms enable better collaboration, but they also create new entry points, making sensitive data more accessible to attackers.
Learn the 7 key capabilities a cloud email security platform should have in order to address and resolve common email security challenges.
Discover the benefits of a modern, best-of-breed solution to email security with Abnormal Security and Valimail’s New Partnership.
Understanding common email security challenges caused by your legacy technology will help you determine the best solution to improve your security posture.
Learn why Coats, the global leader in industrial thread manufacturing, skipped the SEG and chose Abnormal Integrated Cloud Email Security (ICES) to protect its workforce from modern email threats.
As enterprises across the world struggle to stop modern email attacks, it begs the question: how are these attacks evading traditional solutions like SEGs?
Learn how Microsoft 365 and Abnormal work together to provide comprehensive defense-in-depth protection in part two of our webinar recap.
High-impact emails are on the rise and secure email gateways (SEGs) don’t have the functionality to mitigate them. Learn how your SEG is letting you down.
At Abnormal, we're constantly innovating, and we're thrilled to share with you our major Q1 Winter product release, which includes enhanced detection for a variety of attack types, including business email compromise, account takeover, malware, and more.