Last week in Dallas, I joined my longtime collaborator Freakyclown (FC) for the latest stop on our AI Roadshow, where we set out to show a room full of security leaders just how far AI has taken today's attackers: faster attacks, sharper targeting, and a scale that legacy tools simply weren't designed for. Most email defenses were built to stop a slower, clumsier kind of attack. That gap—between what those tools expect and what's actually landing in inboxes now—is what we spent the night proving, live.
FC builds a convincing, personalized attack in minutes, using nothing but a laptop and public information. While the core message stays the same, every stop turns into a different conversation. New room, new industry, and a different security leader rounding out the night with a firsthand look from the defender's side of the table.The Story
Blane Moore, a security leader at Invitation Homes, talked about how Abnormal has given his team back countless hours. Blane described how Abnormal has enabled employees to quickly hear back after reporting a suspicious email, and how that speed has freed his team to focus on other priorities like browser security.
"Within two minutes, they've got a response—congratulations, you just caught a phishing email, or this one's legitimate. It's given me peace of mind, and honestly, it's helped me sleep a lot better."
— Blane Moore, Director of Information Security and Compliance, Invitation Homes
The Takeaway
New city, same verdict: whatever's protecting your inbox today probably wasn't built for what's landing in it now. More stops are coming.
Find the next one on the schedule.
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