Name: Rethinking the SEG: How NFP Improved Threat Detection and Reduced Spend
Start: 2023-05-25T16:00:00Z
End: 2023-05-25T16:00:29.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 4.7

Learn more about new approaches to email security to stop advanced business email compromise attacks that bypass traditional, threat intelligence-based email security solutions.

Unlike legacy email security solutions, the Abnormal Security platform uses an innovative AI-based approach that deeply understands the people, relationships, and business processes to stop the most sophisticated and costly attacks.

Microsoft 365 powers the modern workplace, but its complexity also creates risk. Missteps in Admin Center, SharePoint, Teams, or Exchange can quietly open doors to attackers, from excessive permissions to weak policies that expose sensitive data. This session explores how security posture management uncovers hidden gaps, strengthens configurations, and prevents small oversights from escalating into breaches.

ThreatStream: Hidden Entry Points: How Microsoft 365 Misconfigurations Create Vulnerabilities

Microsoft 365 powers the modern workplace, but its complexity also introduces risk. Missteps in the Admin Centre, SharePoint, Teams, or Exchange can quietly open the door to attackers—from excessive permissions to weak policies that expose sensitive data. This session explores how security posture management uncovers hidden gaps, strengthens configurations, and prevents small oversights from escalating into breaches.

The rise of crypto has created new opportunities—for both investors and attackers. In this session, we’ll uncover how threat actors exploit decentralized systems, impersonate crypto brands, and weaponize urgency to steal funds, and how Abnormal AI detects and blocks these fast-moving, irreversible scams.

ThreatStream: Cryptocurrency Fraud: Fast Money, Faster Scams

The rise of crypto has created new opportunities—for both investors and attackers. In this session, we’ll explore how threat actors exploit decentralised systems, impersonate crypto brands, and weaponise urgency to steal funds, and how Abnormal AI detects and blocks these fast-moving, irreversible scams.

Threat actors are rapidly adopting generative AI to enhance the scale, sophistication, and effectiveness of their attacks in K-12 institutions. Email remains one of the most vulnerable entry points, as cybercriminals leverage AI-generated content to craft highly convincing phishing campaigns, business email compromise (BEC) attacks, and other social engineering tactics.

In this session, we’ll explore how generative AI is reshaping the threat landscape, examining real-world examples of AI-driven attacks, the evolving techniques used by cybercriminals, and the specific attack types expected to increase in both volume and complexity. We’ll also discuss how AI can be harnessed for defense, providing insight into the latest security innovations that leverage AI to counteract emerging threats.

By the end of this session, you’ll have a deeper understanding of the risks posed by AI-powered attacks and the proactive steps your organization can take to stay ahead of adversaries in this evolving cyber battlefield.

Earn your continuing education credits with ISC2 by viewing cybersecurity content from Abnormal Security.

[Virtual Workshop] The AI Threat: Protecting K-12 from AI-Generated Email Attacks

As mergers and acquisitions accelerate, cyber and privacy risks remain among the most overlooked and financially devastating factors that impact deal value and post-close stability. In this joint session with experts from Norton Rose Fulbright, CrowdStrike, and Abnormal AI, we’ll cover: 

- The legal risks of insufficient diligence and why understanding a target’s data landscape and compliance posture is essential for protecting investments.
- How the CrowdStrike M&A Compromise Assessment can uncover active and historical adversary activity across endpoint, cloud, identity, and SaaS environments. 
- How behavioral AI provides critical visibility into email-borne risk to enable Day-One protection against BEC, account takeovers, and vendor fraud.

Together, these three expert panelists will share an in-depth approach to M&A security to empower your organization to reduce the risk of acquisitions, accelerate secure integrations, and preserve deal value.


**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Claim your CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Day-One Defense: A Smarter Approach to Cybersecurity for M&A

AI has upended the economics of social engineering. Anyone can now craft fluent, context-aware lures at speed and scale. In this session, Abnormal AI’s EJ Whaley and world-renowned cyberpsychologist Dr. Mary Aiken unpack how attackers blend large language models with behavioral science—exploiting authority bias, urgency, and group conformity—to bypass human defenses across email, chat, and video (including deepfakes). 

We’ll examine why traditional awareness can backfire, how “phishing-as-a-service” industrializes fraud, and what it takes to restore trust in a zero-trust world. 

Register now!

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 15: Supercharged Deception: How AI Is Accelerating Social Engineering [AMER]

AI has upended the economics of social engineering. Anyone can now craft fluent, context-aware lures at speed and scale. In this session, Abnormal AI’s EJ Whaley and world-renowned cyberpsychologist Dr Mary Aiken reveal how attackers blend large language models with behavioural science—exploiting authority bias, urgency, and group conformity—to bypass human defences across email, chat, and video (including deepfakes).

We’ll explore why traditional awareness training can backfire, how “phishing-as-a-service” is industrialising fraud, and what it really takes to restore trust in a zero-trust world.

Register now!

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 15: Supercharged Deception: How AI Is Accelerating Social Engineering [EMEA]

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 15: Supercharged Deception: How AI Is Accelerating Social Engineering [APAC]

Generative AI is powering a new wave of business email compromise attacks—more scalable, personalized, and nearly impossible to detect. See how threat actors craft hyper-realistic emails and how Abnormal’s behavioral AI detects impersonations that traditional tools miss.

ThreatStream: When BEC Meets AI

The email security market is crowded with vendors making bold AI claims, but how do you separate genuine innovation from marketing noise? As organizations face increasingly sophisticated threats—from AI-generated phishing to business email compromise—choosing the right email security solution has never been more critical or more complex.
Join former Gartner analyst Ravisha Chugh and Abnormal's Director of Product Marketing Lane Billings for an insider's perspective on evaluating email security vendors in 2026. Drawing on years of vendor evaluation experience and deep market analysis, this session gives security leaders a practical framework for making informed decisions.

You'll learn:
- How Gartner analysts assess the email security landscape, and the evaluation criteria that matter most
- The questions to ask vendors—and the red flags to watch out for 
- A practical framework for building your vendor shortlist
- How to use analyst reports like the Gartner Magic Quadrant effectively
- How to structure vendor comparisons to reveal real differentiation and real-world performance

Whether you're replacing a legacy SEG, augmenting existing defenses, or evaluating your current solution, this session provides the independent analysis and actionable guidance to make the right choice for your organization.

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Beyond the Quadrant: An Analyst's Guide to Evaluating Email Security in 2026

Generative AI is driving a new wave of business email compromise attacks—more scalable, more personalised, and increasingly difficult to detect. See how threat actors craft hyper-realistic emails, and how Abnormal’s behavioural AI identifies impersonation attempts that traditional tools miss.
In this ThreatStream webinar, Abnormal expert Ryan Schwartz uncovers how AI is changing the face of BEC. He walks through real attacks—from vendor compromise and payroll fraud to internal account takeovers—and shows how behavioral analysis detects what traditional tools can miss.

Watch the on-demand webinar to learn
- How attackers use AI to research targets and craft believable emails in seconds
- Why payload-less attacks and lookalike domains evade traditional defenses
- How behavioral analysis identifies unusual tone, urgency, and relationships to stop financial fraud

How vendor compromise spreads across organizations—and how to detect it early. Register now to view the on-demand webinar!

The email security market is crowded with vendors making bold AI claims, but how do you separate genuine innovation from marketing noise? As organisations face increasingly sophisticated threats—from AI-generated phishing to business email compromise—choosing the right email security solution has never been more critical or more complex.
Join former Gartner analyst Ravisha Chugh and Abnormal’s Director of Product Marketing, Lane Billings, for an insider’s perspective on evaluating email security vendors in 2026. Drawing on years of vendor evaluation experience and deep market analysis, this session gives security leaders a practical framework for making informed decisions.

You’ll learn:
- How Gartner analysts assess the email security landscape, and the evaluation criteria that matter most
- The questions to ask vendors — and the red flags to watch out for
- A practical framework for building your vendor shortlist
- How to use analyst reports such as the Gartner Magic Quadrant effectively
- How to structure vendor comparisons to reveal real differentiation and real-world performance

Whether you’re replacing a legacy SEG, augmenting existing defences, or evaluating your current solution, this session provides the independent analysis and actionable guidance needed to make the right choice for your organisation.

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

The email security market is crowded with vendors making bold AI claims, but how do you separate genuine innovation from marketing noise? As organisations face increasingly sophisticated threats—from AI-generated phishing to business email compromise—choosing the right email security solution has never been more critical or more complex.

Join former Gartner analyst Ravisha Chugh and Abnormal’s Director of Product Marketing, Lane Billings, for an insider’s perspective on evaluating email security vendors in 2026. Drawing on years of vendor evaluation experience and deep market analysis, this session gives security leaders a practical framework for making informed decisions.

You’ll learn:
- How Gartner analysts assess the email security landscape, and the evaluation criteria that matter most
- The questions to ask vendors — and the red flags to watch out for
- A practical framework for building your vendor shortlist
- How to use analyst reports such as the Gartner Magic Quadrant effectively
- How to structure vendor comparisons to reveal real differentiation and real-world performance

Whether you’re replacing a legacy SEG, augmenting existing defences, or evaluating your current solution, this session provides the independent analysis and actionable guidance needed to make the right choice for your organisation.

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Generative AI is driving a new wave of business email compromise attacks—more scalable, more personalised, and increasingly difficult to detect. See how threat actors craft hyper-realistic emails, and how Abnormal’s behavioural AI identifies impersonation attempts that traditional tools miss.

Higher education is facing an escalating volume of advanced, AI-driven email threats designed to impersonate trusted users, compromise accounts, and slip past traditional defenses. With small teams and increasing pressure to reduce manual workloads, universities are rethinking how they secure their communities against these fast-evolving attacks.

In this fireside chat, Patricia Titus, Field CISO at Abnormal AI, and Thomas Smith, Deputy CIO of Coppin State University, will explore how Coppin State strengthened its security posture by modernizing its approach to email threat detection and response. Thomas will share how the university reduced operational burden through automation, improved visibility into account compromise attempts, and achieved a dramatic reduction in attacks.

You’ll learn:
- How AI is shaping today’s most common threats in higher education
- Ways automation helps reduce manual investigation 
- Key priorities for universities preparing for next-generation, AI-enabled threats

Join us to hear real-world insights, lessons learned, and practical takeaways you can apply to elevate your institution’s security posture.

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Defending Higher Ed in the Age of AI: A Fireside Chat with Coppin State University

DexKo Global, a leading manufacturer of highly-engineered running gear for trailer, RV, and towable equipment, employs 7000 employees across dozens of locations, frequently acquires new companies, and collaborates with a complex supply chain of hundreds of partners and contractors. In the last two years, they’ve made huge strides in modernizing their email security program, freeing up the budget and bandwidth to advance more strategic initiatives. 

Key to success? Retiring their legacy SEG in favor of a modern, API-based email security architecture. 

In this fireside chat, Thiago de Angelo, Enterprise Security Architect from DexKo, will take the wheel, sharing how DexKo’s security team migrated away from their legacy SEG, and drastically reduced global email attack surface by catching socially engineered email threats with behavioral AI.

Register now, and you’ll learn:
- Why DexKo decided to retire its secure email gateway in favor of Microsoft + Abnormal
- How the migration worked and the time commitment involved
- Which automation, protection, and productivity benefits they now experience with the AI-based platform
- Lessons learned from life after the SEG

Register today!

The Fast Lane: How DexKo Global Rolled Off of Its Legacy SEG

When Florida Crystals Corporation, a prominent sugarcane company, consistently saw advanced email attacks slip through its existing defenses, the company’s security team knew it was time for a different approach. The combination of a secure email gateway (SEG) and native cloud email security proved inadequate against today’s advanced threats as well as the modern security team’s needs for investigation and reporting. The company chose to move away from the traditional SEG to Abnormal and improved its security while reducing email security costs by 40%. 

Join Florida Crystals’ CISO Ben Field at this live webinar as he shares:
- The lessons learned associated with Florida Crystal’s email security architecture
- The types of email attacks faced by the company’s global workforce
- How they stopped a BEC attack in progress during their Abnormal POV 
- The impact Abnormal has made on the company’s security and security team’s productivity

Join our conversation with Ben, a seasoned cybersecurity professional, as he explores what led him to move Florida Crystals beyond the traditional approach to email security.

Bucking Tradition:How Florida Crystals Ditched the SEG to Improve Email Security

Peer Insights: Modern Email Security for Modern Threats

As a leading insurance broker and consultant with a global reach and numerous acquisitions each year, NFP understands the critical importance of email security. However, the complexity of managing email threats, while integrating newly acquired companies, requires a new approach that dramatically simplifies administration, eliminates inefficient spend, and effectively stops advanced threats.

In this must-attend session, you’ll discover:
● What led NFP to reevaluate their legacy tools and consider replacing the SEG
● How the team is mitigating financial losses from advanced email threats
● Why they’re focused on keeping graymail out of executives' inboxes
● The process they use to integrate newly acquired companies with ease
● Why they turned to Abnormal to simplify and improve their email security

Don't miss the chance to hear directly from James Fritz, an industry expert with years of experience, as he shares his journey and offers recommendations for security teams seeking to move beyond the limitations of the SEG.

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