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October is here, which means Cybersecurity Awareness Month is officially in full swing! These five tips can help security leaders take full advantage of the month.

Understanding common email security challenges caused by your legacy technology will help you determine the best solution to improve your security posture.

Retailers are a popular target for threat actors due to their wealth of customer data and availability of funds. Here are 5 cybersecurity tips to help retailers reduce their risk of attack.

Legacy approaches to managing unwanted mail are neither practical nor scalable. Learn the 3 essential elements of modern, effective graymail management.

Stay up to date on the latest cybersecurity trends, industry news, and best practices by following these 12 innovative and influential thought leaders on social media.

Limiting time-wasting email messages makes employees more productive. Here’s how innovative organizations are addressing the challenge.

Learn how threat actors execute account takeovers, how they exploit compromised accounts, and what you can do to reduce your risk.

Introducing Abnormal Intelligence—your go-to resource for expert insights into emerging cyber threats and email attack trends.

Join us for a three-part webinar series about the most serious email-based threats, featuring some of the biggest names in cybersecurity.

Credential phishing attacks can lead to loss of revenue, loss of data, and long-term reputational damage. Learn why these attacks are successful and how to block them.

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.

We’re dedicated to keeping security professionals informed about the latest email threats. Here are a few of our favorite blog posts from Q2 2022.

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.

The email threat landscape is evolving fast. Discover the new tactics cybercriminals are using and how to reduce your risk of falling victim to these modern email attacks.

There’s no room for 2002 solutions when it comes to your organization’s email security. In 2022, you need a modern approach and modern architecture to stop modern attacks.

If you’re interested in hearing from the true expert in security, plan to join us for a live-only webinar on Thursday, March 17th at 1:00pm ET.

January 28th is Data Privacy Day, where individuals and organizations alike can take part in the international effort to safeguard privacy and data.

We've arrived at that time of year—a time for reflection and celebration and spending time with family, and also that time of year where the cyber grinches hope to spoil the holiday fun.

Before we jump into modern threats, I think it’s important to set the stage ​​since email has been around. Since email existed, threat actors targeted email users with malicious messages, general spam, and different ways to take advantage of the platform. Then of course, more dangerous attacks started to come up… things like malware and other viruses.

While cybersecurity awareness is a year-round venture, it is especially important to be mindful during certain times of the year. With Thanksgiving here in the United States on Thursday, our thoughts will likely be on our family and friends and everything we have to be thankful for this holiday season.

Since well-known hacker Kevin Mitnick helped popularize the term 'social engineering' in the 1990s, both physical and cybersecurity professionals have become increasingly aware of the risks associated with the human element. The idea itself, and many of the techniques associated with social engineering, have been around as long as there have been scam artists.

As we close the books on another Cybersecurity Awareness Month, it’s clear that cybersecurity should be a priority all twelve months—not just one. To do so, security teams should emphasize practical tools (the what) and techniques (the how) to keep the company and employees safe.