Abnormal AI, a leader in AI-native human behavior security, announced significant updates to its platform during a recent press event in Las Vegas. The company introduced two new autonomous AI agents designed to revolutionize security awareness training and provide instant, board-ready data insights. These additions aim to address common issues in cybersecurity, such as the ineffectiveness of generic training programs and the time-consuming nature of data reporting. The first new agent, AI Phishing Coach, tackles the challenge of employee training in a novel way. According to a recent survey, 53% of security leaders find their current training programs inefficient. AI Phishing Coach converts real attacks blocked by Abnormal into personalized phishing simulations for each user. This means that when an employee clicks on what they think is a phishing link, the system immediately delivers a tailored module explaining the threat and how to avoid similar attacks in the future. The agent uses Abnormal’s behavioral AI engine to learn from each organization’s unique threat environment, ensuring that training remains relevant and proactive. The platform also creates on-demand, branded video content specific to each company’s threats, replacing the generic, one-size-fits-all approach often found in traditional training systems. The second agent, AI Data Analyst, addresses the cumbersome process of data aggregation for security teams. This AI-powered tool automates the generation of detailed reports, providing administrators with immediate insights into their organization’s security posture. The agent proactively sends reports to customers and offers interactive, customized data analysis through conversations. For example, security teams can ask the agent questions, explore specific data points, or request board-ready presentations complete with interactive slides and easy-to-understand language. This innovation significantly reduces the manual workload, freeing up security professionals to focus on high-priority tasks. Furthermore, Abnormal enhanced its email security capabilities to replace traditional secure email gateways (SEGs). These updates include improvements in quarantine release, URL rewriting, and enterprise remediation settings. The company’s behavior platform has already outperformed both legacy tools and human analysts, with three-quarters of Abnormal’s customers having moved away from third-party SEGs. These new features ensure that organizations can fully transition to Abnormal’s more advanced and flexible solutions, all while maintaining control and visibility over their email security. In a broader move, Abnormal achieved FedRAMP Moderate Authorization in just 256 days, a rapid accomplishment that opens the door for federal agencies to adopt the platform. Simultaneously, the company expanded its footprint globally, opening new operations in Germany, with plans to enter markets in Japan and France later in the year. These global expansions mean the Abnormal Behavior Platform will be adapted to meet the specific needs and language requirements of each new region. To underscore the significance of these announcements, industry experts have praised Abnormal AI’s latest innovations. According to a leading cybersecurity analyst, "Abnormal’s introduction of AI Phishing Coach and AI Data Analyst represents a pivotal shift in the cybersecurity landscape. By leveraging AI to personalize training and automate data analysis, Abnormal is not only making security more effective but also more accessible for organizations of all sizes. The enhancements to email security further solidify Abnormal’s position as a front-runner in the fight against advanced cyber threats." Company Profile: Abnormal AI offers an AI-native human behavior security platform that uses machine learning to detect and prevent sophisticated attacks across email and cloud applications. The platform integrates seamlessly with major email systems like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, and provides protection for other popular cloud apps like Slack, Workday, and Zoom. Trusted by over 3,200 organizations, including more than 20% of the Fortune 500, Abnormal AI is rapidly redefining cybersecurity in the age of AI. Founded by Evan Reiser, the company’s mission is to protect people from the increasing threats of malicious AI and advanced cyberattacks.