Lateral Phishing
See how Abnormal finds and blocks lateral phishing attacks emanating from compromised internal accounts.
What this demo covers
Lateral phishing happens when an attacker who's already compromised an internal account uses that account to send phishing messages to the rest of the organization. Because the messages come from a real internal sender, traditional email security treats them as trusted and lets them through. Abnormal detects them by spotting the behavioral deviation that signals the internal account has been taken over.
You'll see how Abnormal detects a lateral-phishing campaign in progress, the behavioral signals from the compromised account that drove the verdict, and the automated containment workflow that disables the source account and pulls every malicious message it sent. The demo connects directly to the Email Account Takeover use case for end-to-end coverage.
See It Live in Your Environment
Request a personalized demo and watch Abnormal detect and stop the attacks targeting your organization — results in your first session, no production impact.