Introducing Phishing Risk Scoring: An Abnormal Approach to Changing…

New at RSA Conference 2026, Abnormal is introducing an AI-native approach to Human Risk Management designed to measurably reduce human risk and continuously change behavior.

In an era of AI-powered attacks, organizations need continuous visibility into human susceptibility and the ability to strengthen behavior before sophisticated threats lead to a breach. Built on Abnormal’s Behavioral AI, AI Phishing Coach uses real behavioral signals to continuously quantify human risk across the enterprise.

Phishing Risk Scoring provides dynamic, behavior-based risk scores for every employee and the organization as a whole. By analyzing how individuals interact with threats over time, security teams gain a continuously updated view of susceptibility and risk trends across the workforce.

This enables CISOs and security leaders to:

Gain visibility into their organization’s human risk posture
Track human risk trends over time
Identify users and departments that need additional coaching
Demonstrate measurable risk reduction and behavior change

Most importantly, risk scoring moves organizations beyond one-off testing toward continuous human risk visibility. With Phishing Risk Scoring, organizations gain clear, measurable insight into their human risk posture, empowering security teams to reduce risk through data-driven behavior change. For a look at how Phishing Risk Scoring works, watch the product demo.

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New at RSA Conference 2026, Abnormal is introducing an AI-native approach to Human Risk Management designed to measurably reduce human risk and continuously change behavior.

This enables CISOs and security leaders to:

Gain visibility into their organization’s human risk posture
Track human risk trends over time
Identify users and departments that need additional coaching
Demonstrate measurable risk reduction and behavior change

Learn more about AI Phishing Coach by visiting:

Introducing Phishing Risk Scoring: An Abnormal Approach to Changing (and Measuring) Human Behavior

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