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Mar 17, 2026

Simulate Realistic Social Engineering Attacks With AI Phishing Coach

New at RSA Conference 2026, Abnormal is expanding its AI-native approach to Human Risk Management with a new generation of simulations designed to reflect the social engineering attacks organizations actually face.

New at RSA Conference 2026, Abnormal is expanding its AI-native approach to Human Risk Management with a new generation of simulations designed to reflect the social engineering attacks organizations actually face.

Modern attackers increasingly rely on fraud-based attacks like Business Email Compromise (BEC) and Vendor Email Compromise (VEC) that exploit trusted relationships to trick employees into sharing sensitive financial or company data. Using the real relationship patterns identified by Abnormal’s Behavioral AI, AI Phishing Coach generates realistic social engineering simulations that prepare employees for these sophisticated threats before a breach occurs.

BEC and VEC simulations recreate real manager, colleague, and vendor fraud scenarios to safely test employee responses to social engineering attacks that exploit these trust-based relationships.

With these simulations, security teams can:

  • Safely measure susceptibility to high-impact social engineering attacks

  • Train employees on realistic fraud scenarios involving managers and vendors

  • Identify individuals or departments with elevated exposure

  • Strengthen resilience against social engineering attacks likely to cause financial loss

This approach moves organizations beyond generic phishing tests toward preparing employees for the attacks that actually cause breaches. With BEC and VEC Simulations, AI Phishing Coach uses deep insight into communication patterns and risk signals to automatically deliver tailored simulations and training that better prepare employees for real-world threats.

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