Abnormal Blog
Emily Burns
Content Marketing Manager
Emily Burns is a Content Marketing Manager at Abnormal Security, where she collaborates on the strategy and execution of the Abnormal Blog, helping build brand awareness and strengthening Abnormal's position as a thought leader. She is an established writer and content strategist with expertise in creating short- and long-form content covering a wide range of topics, including B2B technology, cloud solutions, cybersecurity, e-commerce, fintech, higher education/academia, legal solutions, and more.
Account takeover allows threat actors to steal sign-in credentials and access an organization's network. Read some eye-popping stats about ATO cost and frequency.
Get the latest insights from the 2023 ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study, including which skills are most sought-after, how careers have changed, and how AI is affecting the industry.
Learn why account takeovers are successful, how to detect and remediate them, and how to better protect yourself from cybercriminals in the future.
Discover how FraudGPT works, how it differs from other generative AI models, and the impact it has on cybersecurity.
A secure email gateway (SEG) simply cannot defend your cloud email platform. Stop advanced threats with Abnormal Security. Here's what our customers have to say about ditching their SEGs.
See how Abuse Mailbox Automation provides organizations with an extra layer of security, helping security teams automate the user-reported phishing email workflow and identify malicious emails.
Discover the threat of WormGPT, a powerful blackhat form of generative AI for cybercriminals, and how it differs from ChatGPT.
Here are some of our top cybersecurity blog posts from the last quarter you might have missed.
Discover the biggest takeaways about business email compromise and social engineering from the 2023 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR).
Knowing what to do after receiving a phishing attack is essential for preventing costly consequences. Learn how to respond to phishing attacks.
As spammers become more sophisticated across cloud services, Abnormal is addressing new attacks including this recent malicious calendar invite.