SaaS Account Takeover Protection

With the average organization using 350+ cloud apps, security teams have a massive attack surface to protect but often lack visibility into employee activity across all applications. This inability to continuously validate a user’s identity in the cloud creates a significant security blindspot for threat groups to exploit.

These threat groups are equipped with malicious generative AI tools and as-a-service phishing kits aimed at bypassing MFA to compromise cloud identities. But stopping cloud account takeover across applications is ineffective and inefficient with conventional tools and human analysis.

Cloud-native API architecture centralizes cloud visibility by enabling a simple integration to any cloud app in under five minutes with only a few clicks.

Human behavior AI automatically monitors authentication signals, communications, and notable activity, such as unusual locations, IPs, or VPNs or new MFA device registrations, across all integrated platforms—enhancing behavioral models without the need for rule or policy creation.

Automatically identifies compromised identities, generating a contextual behavioral case timeline to enable investigation of notable events.

Automates remediation, immediately terminating sessions and revoking account access across cloud entities once an account takeover is confirmed.

Provides a single, unified platform. Simple integration, an easily scalable platform, and automatic learning means minimal SOC overhead and little manual effort.

Uncovers undiscovered breaches. Abnormal bases detection and analysis off of the dynamic behavioral baseline built for each user rather than predefined rules and detections.

Accelerates investigation. By automatically analyzing employee activity across the cloud and creating a behavioral case timeline, Abnormal significantly reduces manual SOC effort and highlights threats that may have gone unnoticed.

Achieves uniform detection and response. Autonomous AI automatically remediates cross-platform compromise, massively reducing the time spent responding to account takeover incidents.