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Abnormal Hyperdrive
The fastest way sensitive data leaves your company now is an employee pasting it into a chatbot to get their job done
When an AI assistant reads your inbox, an attacker can write instructions meant for the machine, not the human
A single click on an OAuth consent screen can hand an attacker standing access that outlives every password reset
Stolen session tokens skip the login entirely, so the alerts built around sign-ins never fire
Abnormal already knows which AI tools your employees are using and what they can touch, so a headline is never how you find out.
The answers meant to prove who you are have been sitting in breach dumps and data-broker profiles for years
Service accounts get scored by their permissions, but their real risk comes from the humans who can reach them
When the instructions are thin, the guardrails are too, and the agent fills the gaps however it decides to
The strongest authentication stack still has a phone number, and a person trained to be helpful on the other end
See how behavioral AI detects attacks that legacy defenses miss.
