Abnormal Blog
Evan Reiser
CEO and Co-Founder
Evan Reiser is CEO and co-founder of Abnormal Security. An expert in applied machine learning solutions, he has over a decade of operational experience building enterprise behavioral profiling technologies. Evan most recently led product management and machine learning teams for Twitter’s advertising business and prior to that, co-founded several successful companies including Bloomspot, acquired by JPMorgan Chase, and AdStack, acquired by TellApart. Evan started his career at Eastman Kodak doing research and development in machine learning for intelligence applications. He holds a B.S. in Computer Systems Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
From the beginning, we created Abnormal Security to be a generational company that protects people from cybercrime. Here’s how we’re doing it.
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When we raised our Series B funding 18 months ago, I promised our customers greater value, more capabilities, and better customer support. We’ve delivered on each of those promises and as we receive an even larger investment, I’m excited about how we can continue to further deliver on each of them.
Abnormal is excited to be named a Great Place to Work and one of America’s Best Startup Employers, showcasing our incredible culture and people.
The new podcast features exclusive interviews with Fortune 500 technology leaders about innovation in the enterprise.
When we founded Abnormal Security more than two and a half years ago, we met with 50 top CIOs and CISOs who told us two things: they needed a solution to stop a novel set of cyberattacks that increasingly bypassed legacy email security solutions, and they needed it...
When Abnormal Security was founded, our engineering and data science teams were focused on solving the toughest—and most expensive—email security problem for enterprises: business email compromise, or BEC. Fast-forward to today and Abnormal serves some of the largest enterprises...