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Abnormal AI expands email security from detection to data protection and phishing-simulation training

Help Net Securityby @helpnetsecurity ()2 min read2 · 1 read
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Abnormal AI expands its email security platform with Control Center, Email DLP Rules, and AI Phishing Coach upgrades for outbound protection and training.

Abnormal AI announced three new capabilities for its email security platform: Control Center for custom detection models and rules with decision transparency, Email DLP Rules combining regex and policy controls with an AI Triage Agent for outbound mail, and upgraded AI Phishing Coach for adaptive phishing simulations. Custom AI Models and Phishing Coach upgrades reach general availability on August 31, while Custom Rules and Email DLP Rules enter early access the same day. The launch positions Abnormal across inbound attacks, outbound data loss, and employee training.

Key facts
  • Control Center layers custom models and rules without code, with decision attribution
  • Email DLP Rules combine explicit outbound policies with an AI Triage Agent
  • AI Phishing Coach adapts simulation difficulty using organizational risk signals
  • GA for some features August 31; others in early access
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2 min read at helpnetsecurity.com

Abnormal AI announced an expansion of its email security platform with three new capabilities: Control Center, Email DLP Rules, and AI Phishing Coach upgrades. Together, the launch extends Abnormal’s behavioral AI across all three surfaces of email risk: what comes into the inbox, what leaves the organization, and how people are trained to recognize an attack. Attackers have changed the economics of cybercrime.

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