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How should we be rethinking the way we do cybersecurity today? Here's Evan Reiser's take.

Rules react. Behavior adapts. Modern email attacks blend into normal business workflows, exposing the limits of static, rule-based detection. Check out our full blog to learn how behavior-based AI improves the precision-recall tradeoff, and why leading security teams are moving beyond rules. https://lnkd.in/eyPKrZru

⌛ T-1 hour until we kick off Abnormal Innovate! Make sure you’re registered and tune in to hear AI-savvy security leaders share their advice, successes, and plans for 2026, as they navigate the intersection of cyber and AI. 👉 https://lnkd.in/e22tYygk #AbnormalInnovate

AI-driven attacks rarely stop at the inbox. Once an attacker gains a foothold through phishing or account takeover, they can quickly move from inbox access to sensitive data across cloud applications. The challenge for security teams is in recognizing when risky user behavior and data exposure are connected. Abnormal and Cyera have partnered to address this gap by linking early indicators of email and identity compromise with visibility into sensitive data access. This shared context shows security teams which users matter, what data is at stake, and where to respond first. Read more about the partnership: https://lnkd.in/eCwcTYmB 📣 Don't miss Cyera's session tomorrow at #AbnormalInnovate at 12:05 pm ET where Nadav Zingerman, Chief Technology Officer and Linda Park, Product Marketing Director will be discussing exactly how behavioral signals connect with data risk intelligence. Register at the link in the comments 👇 

If you had direct access to the CISOs from MGM Resorts International, Lyft, and Westfield Insurance… what would you ask? They’ll be in the hot seat for a live Ask Me Anything at #AbnormalInnovate 2026. Drop your questions below 👇 Make sure you're registered here to tune in: https://lnkd.in/e22tYygk

Security is evolving in real time—and the people shaping what comes next are taking the stage at Abnormal Innovate 2026. This year’s lineup brings together the builders, investors, and practitioners pushing the boundaries of cybersecurity and AI. From founders and CTOs redefining how defense works, to CISOs and security leaders operating at Fortune 1000 scale, these are the voices translating rapid AI change into real-world strategy. Click through to meet the a few of the visionaries presenting at #AbnormalInnovate, and register now to hear from them first hand: https://lnkd.in/e22tYygk Sarah Guo, Evan Reiser, Asheem Chandna, Cristian R., Bill Tunney, CISM, Patricia Titus, Nadav Zingerman, Daniel Peterpaul, Saam Motamedi, Mike B., Linda Park, Sherri Leach

We’ve reached an inflection point in security. AI is no longer a feature layered onto existing tools—it’s the foundation, and it’s reshaping both offense and defense. Tune into Abnormal Innovate next week to hear directly from our CEO and Founder, Evan Reiser on how AI is simultaneously enabling threat actors and allowing security teams to understand behavior at scale. AI has changed the game. The question now is how quickly security leaders evolve with it. Register for #AbnormalInnovate to learn more: https://lnkd.in/e22tYygk

Email remains a primary delivery path for malware—and fast, confident investigation is critical. We are expanding our long-standing partnership with CrowdStrike with a new integration for CrowdStrike’s Malware Analysis Agent. The result is a defense-in-depth approach that extends Abnormal’s high-fidelity, behavioral email detections directly into CrowdStrike’s malware analysis workflows. Security teams can now validate suspicious email attachments with advanced static and dynamic file analysis—without manual exports, tool-hopping, or workflow disruption. This means faster investigations, higher confidence, and better response decisions. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eq4MmSnW

🚨 We’re thrilled to announce Sarah Guo, Founder of Conviction, as a keynote speaker at Abnormal Innovate 2026. AI has changed the rules of cyber defense—faster attacks, smarter adversaries, and decisions that can’t wait for human speed alone. Sarah will be joining Abnormal CEO Evan Reiser for a must-watch fireside chat on what security at machine speed really means. Together, they’ll unpack: → How AI is empowering attackers and requiring defenders to respond → Why traditional security models are hitting their limits → What leaders must change to keep up If you’re navigating security in an AI-powered world, this conversation will challenge how you think about people, process, and technology. Register today and tune into their session, Security at Machine Speed: What AI Changes for Leaders and Teams. https://lnkd.in/e22tYygk #AbnormalInnovate

North Korean threat actors aren’t just hacking in—they’re getting hired. In the latest episode of SOC Unlocked, Piotr Wojtyła, Head of Threat Intel at Abnormal, breaks down how malicious AI insiders exploit remote work and why this changes how we think about threat intelligence and insider risk. Check out the short clip below and tune in to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/e4YuzKeB