Is Abnormal FedRAMP authorized for federal agencies?

Yes — Abnormal is FedRAMP Moderate authorized, giving federal agencies an accelerated, compliant path to adoption.

How does Abnormal deploy without MX or mail flow changes?

Abnormal integrates via API with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace — no MX changes, no rerouting — so there's nothing to break in production and protection starts in minutes.

Can Abnormal stop phishing and BEC that bypass federal gateways?

Yes. Behavioral AI baselines normal communication for every identity and flags the anomalies behind phishing, BEC, and vendor fraud — including payloadless attacks that pass SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.

How does Abnormal support BOD 25-01 and SCuBA compliance?

Abnormal continuously monitors cloud email and identity posture, supporting agencies working toward CISA's BOD 25-01 and SCuBA baselines.

What happens if Abnormal flags a legitimate email?

False positives are rare and fully explained. Legitimate messages can be released in a click, and the model adapts to your environment over time.

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Increase in phishing attacks on government agencies in 2024

$0M

In total ransomware payments in 2024

$0B

Total business email compromise losses in 2024

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Attacks Tailored to Federal Workflows: Agency Insights from Abnormal's 2026 Attack Landscape Report

According to CISA, over 90% of cyberattacks begin with email. And federal agencies are specifically targeted.

Attackers study how agencies operate: procurement workflows, org structures, inter-agency communication patterns. Then they build attacks around them.

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The Challenge

Federal Agencies Face Increasing Security Pressure

Email Remains a Top Attack Vector

Highly targeted phishing and impersonation attacks put agencies, communities, and individuals at risk.

Smaller Teams and Budgets

Stagnant budgets, low headcount, and growing tech debt leave teams buried in alerts and IT complexity.

Modernization Isn't Optional

Federal guidance pushes agencies to advance AI adoption, while public reports reveal increased email risk.

How It Works

Behavioral AI for Federal Agencies

Catch Agency Impersonation That Carries No Payload

Attackers spoof the services federal staff are trained to trust: Login.gov notices, GSA contract updates, M365 admin alerts. Clean domain, valid SPF and DKIM, no attachment. Abnormal flags the impersonated brand and the out-of-pattern request, then remediates before anyone authenticates.

Threats Removed before Agency Staff Ever See Them

Malicious mail is auto-remediated from inboxes with no analyst triage and no ticket queue. For agencies running separate M365 tenants across components and bureaus against a hiring freeze, remediation applies uniformly without standing up a process in each one.

Adopt AI on a FedRAMP-Authorized Foundation

API-native integration requires no MX record changes, no mail routing modifications, and no ongoing policy management. Agencies advance AI adoption on infrastructure that is already FedRAMP Moderate authorized, without a procurement cycle spent on architecture review.

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