AI Phishing Coach

Combine behavioral AI with the real attacks Abnormal stops to deliver automated security training that sticks.

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Current Security Awareness and Training Does Not Work

Ineffective Training

CISOs report that 50% of security incidents stemmed from avoidable user errors.

Outdated Content

1 in 3 security teams struggle to keep training fresh and relevant to emerging threats.

Highly Manual

49% of security teams say training tools require substantial manual effort to maintain.

How Abnormal Dynamically and Effectively Trains Users

Turns Real Attacks into Training Opportunities

AI automatically defangs and transforms the real threats Abnormal stops for your organization everyday into targeted phishing simulations specific to each employee—better preparing your employees to recognize and report the real attacks they may encounter.

Provides AI-Powered Coaching When It Matters Most

Abnormal reaches employees at the moment they interact with a phishing simulation through context-rich, generative AI coaching—sharing the right information at the right time to engage, educate, and empower employees to build better security habits.

Evolves With You for a Better Training Experience

Abnormal replaces outdated, generic training content with AI-generated modules tailored to your organization’s unique threat landscape, industry nuances, and brand identity—delivering relevant, engaging lessons that impart new skills employees can use day-to-day.

Runs Your Training Program Autonomously

Abnormal fully automates the most painful parts of a training program—from content creation to simulation sends—automatically adapting to evolving threats and employee behaviors so you can focus less on templates and more on cultivating a resilient security culture.

AI Phishing Coach Features

Hyper-Personalized Phishing Simulations

Automatically generates and sends phishing simulations using real threats detected by Abnormal.

Just-in-Time AI Coaching

Empower employees with instant, contextual coaching the moment they interact with a phishing simulation, reinforcing good security habits and changing behavior.