Email Security

Abnormal's Head of Marketing, Arun Singh, explores the new solutions and strategies needed for the detection of and defense against advanced email attacks.

With a small team, complex challenges, & limited resources, Virginia Beach City Public Schools needed better security tools. Learn why they chose Abnormal.

Abnormal’s fundamentally different approach to cloud email security provides the best protection against existing and emerging attack techniques.

Abnormal Security's CISO, Mike Britton, shares how enterprises can protect their cloud email environments from inbound attacks and email platform attacks.

Schools are increasingly popular targets for advanced email attacks. See how Abnormal blocks these threats.

Abnormal's Director of Threat Intelligence, Crane Hassold, discusses the inherent weaknesses of email and how organizations can defend against attacks.

Abnormal's CISO Mike Britton discusses new and emerging email attacks and why organizations should rethink cloud email security with Ed Amoroso of TAG Cyber.

Cybersecurity expert Dr. Eric Cole discusses how the threat landscape is changing and steps you can take to make sure you’re as protected as possible.

Abnormal’s latest report on business email compromise trends and statistics finds that employees open 28% of attacks and reply to 15% of them.

Tas Jalali, Head of Cybersecurity at AC Transit speaks with Abnormal about his security strategy for the new year.

With Abnormal, ADT has a robust security solution that protects its employees from advanced email attacks.

Threat actors target hospitality businesses to steal troves of personally identifiable information. Learn how Abnormal stops these attacks.

Cybercriminals target the transportation industry to worsen supply chain strains or put the public at risk. Learn how Abnormal prevents these attacks.

Threat actors routinely target energy and infrastructure providers to disrupt critical operational technologies. Learn how Abnormal blocks these attacks.

Discover how security leaders are mitigating new internal threats and the best ways to protect your organization from these new attack opportunities.

See why the Arch Insurance team considers Abnormal’s platform to be a highly effective, easy-to-use risk reduction solution.

With Abnormal protecting inboxes & enhancing incident response, investment banking firm Greenhill can focus on guiding clients through complex events.

With thousands of threats stopped, Abnormal has freed up EAB’s security team to focus on improving access to education rather than investigating and remediating email threats.

Hackers Rachel Tobac and James Linton share how to better protect against socially-engineered attacks. Watch the on-demand webinar from Vision 2023.

In this recorded presentation from Vision 2023, leaders from Microsoft and Abnormal share how to protect employees from increasingly sophisticated attacks.

In this on-demand webinar from Vision 2023, security leaders from Acrisure and Abnormal Security discuss how SOC teams can prioritize more effectively.

Abnormal's Crane Hassold and Stephen Doughtery of the Secret Service discuss how enterprises can stop BEC. Watch the recorded session from Vision 2023.

Discover more about the next generation of threats from some of the leading voices in cybersecurity. Get on-demand access to recordings from Vision 2023.

CISOs from Abnormal Security, Acrisure, & Archaea Energy explore how enterprises can protect against emerging threats. Watch the webinar from Vision 2023.

In this recorded session from Vision 2023, author, consultant, and convicted felon Frank Abagnale shares how organizations can reduce cybersecurity risks.

Hear from 3 cybersecurity experts on how to minimize your exposure and reduce your vulnerability to email-borne attacks in a cloud-based environment.

In this on-demand webinar, cybersecurity expert Ira Winkler explores risks to cloud email and shares what enterprises can do to block these attacks.

Together, Abnormal and Microsoft provide AC Transit with a robust, efficient security solution that blocks advanced threats from reaching inboxes.

With Abnormal, not-for-profit healthcare organization Sentara enjoys reduced inbox threats, better employee email experiences, and more time to cultivate cybersecurity talent.

Attackers go after manufacturers to steal data, engage in corporate or nation-state espionage, and commit financial fraud. Learn how Abnormal protects manufacturers.

Determine what you need from a cloud email security platform and ensure you ask the right questions when evaluating potential solutions.

The NHS is a magnet for cybercriminals, with 81% of organisations across the UK suffering a ransomware attack in the past year. Learn how Abnormal protects the NHS.

Cybercriminals target technology companies for their data, their funds, and their connections to vendors, partners, and customers. Learn how Abnormal protects tech companies.

Criminals target legal organizations for sensitive data, launching increasingly sophisticated email attacks that are difficult to detect. Learn how Abnormal protects law firms.

It's important to take time to evaluate your email security practices, both for your employees and across your organization. These resources can help.

Threat actors know that state and local governments have troves of data and access to critical operational processes. Learn how Abnormal protects state and local governments.

Together, Abnormal and Microsoft provide Kroenke Sports & Entertainment with a robust, efficient security solution that blocks advanced threats from reaching inboxes.

Schools are increasingly popular targets for advanced email attacks that can cost millions to remediate. Learn how Abnormal protects colleges and universities.

With Abnormal automatically handling advanced email threats, Choice Hotels now uses its time to fortify the entire hospitality cybersecurity space.

Cybercriminals continuously target healthcare organizations via email to steal or ransom patient data. Learn how Abnormal protects healthcare organizations.

Threat actors exploit retailers' complex vendor ecosystems to launch email attacks seeking customer data and company funds. Learn how Abnormal protects retailers.

Discover common email security challenges, critical capabilities for cloud email security, and 10 considerations to shape your cloud email security strategy.

From January-June 2022, Abnormal found a 48% increase in email attacks, and 68.5% of the attacks included a credential phishing link.

Since Abnormal blocks advanced threats against SuperConcepts, employees and executives can focus on the future, growing their software and administrative service businesses to help Australians build their retirement funds.

With Abnormal, Dudek has safer inboxes and more time to focus on solving environmental challenges for its customers.

Discover the AI-based email security platform that protects financial institutions from the full spectrum of email attacks.

We surveyed 300 security leaders to discover what matters most to them when it comes to email security in the current threat landscape.

This SANS Protects white paper explores some of the most common threats to enterprise email and shares a few ways organizations can block malicious emails from entering their environment.

In this on-demand webinar sponsored by Abnormal Security, you'll learn how cybercriminals execute email-based attacks and how your organization can strengthen your security posture to mitigate these threats.

In this webinar, Graham Cluley, cybersecurity expert and host of the Smashing Security podcast, and Abnormal Security CISO Mike Britton discuss the latest in phishing attacks.

Elara Caring's CISO consistently saw employees struggle to sort authentic messages from email attacks. He knew there was a better solution to protect patient data and improve the employee experience.

Upon integration with Abnormal, a Fortune Global 500 financial services organization learned that not only had 11,000+ advanced email attacks per month been bypassing its secure email gateway but more than 70 of its vendors had compromised accounts.

While CSC Generation has robust security measures in place, unfortunately, the same couldn't be said for their vendors. To mitigate the risk of payment fraud via compromised vendor accounts, the organization added Abnormal to their security stack and the results spoke for themselves.

Because phishing emails target human behavior, create a sense of urgency, and appear to come from trusted senders, they can be incredibly difficult to detect. Stopping them before they reach employee inboxes is the key to staying safe.

From June-December 2021, Abnormal Security discovered that nearly all types of advanced email attacks grew in frequency, with a new trend of phone fraud using email as the first contact.

By mid-2021, Everise had more than 11,000 employees to meet new demand for outsourced services. But the shift to remote work brought new email security risks. “Our people are good at what they do, but they’re not email security specialists, and attackers know that."

With Abnormal layered over Microsoft Defender, Coats employees are free to focus on continuing the companys 250-year tradition of innovation, rather than sorting through emails and trying to assess the risks.

Most people believe that the SOC is on the front lines, defending the castles against the forces of darkness. And while that’s true, it’s never quite as heroic as we’d like it to be.

Legitimate email communications often contain links and attachments, and employees need to click on those links and attachments to do their jobs. Unfortunately, securing the enterprise often means stopping employees from doing so in an effort to stop bad actors from gaining access to systems or stealing money.

Gateway chose Abnormal Security because of its uncompromising approach to prevent the email attacks that matter most. In the two years since they've deployed Abnormal, Gateway has not experienced a successful advanced email attack.

The challenge of dealing with cybercrime is complex. Human factors and the human-computer interface are a central component of cybersecurity, and while technology alone will not prevent cybercrime, neither will people. People alone also can also not be relied upon as a last line of defense in an organization’s cybersecurity strategy.

Cybersecurity is largely a behavioral concern, as cybercriminals use social engineering to trick people into transferring money, entering their credentials, or providing access to sensitive data.

Email is both a necessary communication medium, and the most vulnerable area for an attack. Year after year, adversaries find success in abusing email to gain a foothold into an organization—deploying malware, leaking valuable data, or stealing millions of dollars.