Abnormal Blog
Ryan Schwartz
Sr. Product Marketing Manager
Ryan Schwartz is a Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Abnormal Security, having built a career in cybersecurity and technology supporting and educating Security and IT leaders on products across data security, endpoint management, and both corporate and consumer identity. He holds a degree in Music Industry from Drexel University, which was clearly a good investment, and lives just outside of Philadelphia with his wife and two children who are all aware of the importance of multi-factor authentication and not clicking suspicious links.
Discover how security leaders are protecting their organizations against account takeover with insights from our survey of 300 cybersecurity stakeholders.
Discover how Abnormal helped one organization detect the sophisticated tactics an attacker used to compromise an employee's email account.
Abnormal is extending our visibility, control, and AI-native account takeover protection beyond the inbox to protect your cloud platforms and SaaS apps.
A recent nation-state actor attack by the Russian-backed threat group Midnight Blizzard infiltrated Microsoft. Discover how Abnormal can protect you from account takeovers in real time.
As attackers learn how to bypass MFA, detecting and remediating compromised accounts is more important than ever. Here’s how Abnormal does it.
See why acquiring an API-enabled email security startup isn't enough to improve a secure email gateway's detection capabilities.
Discover how Abnormal's advanced AI models are used to detect abnormalities in email behavior and protect organizations from the most sophisticated email attacks.
As attackers leverage AI to improve their efforts, Osterman Research finds that organizations are prioritizing AI-enabled security to protect their email environments.
Discover all of Abnormal's latest integrations across apps like Slack, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams extending your email-like protection across the cloud environment.
Explore the evolution of an account takeover in the cloud email environment and discover how you can protect your organization from future compromise.
IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report 2023 says the global average data breach cost in 2023 was $4.45 million. Protect yourself with Abnormal Security for cloud email.
See how Abnormal's advanced security solutions protect Microsoft Teams workspace from malicious attacks and account takeovers.
Discover how Abnormal protects your Zoom messages and prevents attackers from using the application to breach your business.
Discover how Abnormal simplifies detection, enhances investigation, and automates remediation, increasing threat investigation efficacy at the SOC level.
Discover how Abnormal secures your Slack and keeps collaborative apps from becoming entry points for attackers.
Discover how new email-like protections detect threats and mitigate risk across connected collaborative applications.
Discover how new Abnormal capabilities allow your organization to experience improved security and better collaboration.
Learn the risks behind third-party app integrations and permissions, and how posture management can help.
Discover how Email Security Posture Management provides holistic cloud email security that protects both the inbox and those entry points beyond it.
Discover the story behind the new Security Posture Management add-on and how it protects cloud email users from advanced email attacks.
Discover how Abnormal uses TenantBase to provide in-depth insights into the users and applications across all of your mail tenants.
This winter, Abnormal added three new Knowledge Bases, multi-tenant management, and more to protect cloud users against email platform attacks.
Discover how Abnormal uses contextual, behavioral data to uncover anomalous activity across logins and devices with PeopleBase.
Discover how Abnormal provides greater visibility into application permissions and data access across the cloud email platform with AppBase.
Discover the most common types of email platform attacks in your cloud network and how you can prevent them.