GoKawiilEmail attacks have become increasingly difficult to detect as attackers use AI-generated phishing campaigns, trusted business identities, and authentication workflows that appear legitimate to both users and security tools.
On July 8, 2026, BleepingComputer will host a live webinar titled "Stop chasing alerts: Automating email security with behavioral AI" presented by Dan Nickolaisen, Solutions Architect Manager at Abnormal AI, and Eric Danneker, Director of Cyber Vigilance and Defense at Novant Health.
The webinar will examine how phishing, business email compromise (BEC), and account takeover (ATO) attacks bypass traditional email defenses and how behavioral AI can help security teams automate detection, investigation, and remediation workflows.
While many organizations deploy secure email gateways, MFA, and credential monitoring tools, attackers are increasingly abusing legitimate authentication flows and compromised accounts to evade detection and maintain persistent access.
Security teams are often left manually triaging alerts, investigating suspicious activity, and coordinating remediation across multiple platforms, creating alert fatigue and slowing response times.
Abnormal AI uses behavioral AI to identify anomalous activity across inbound email threats and compromised accounts, helping organizations accelerate response efforts and reduce operational overhead.
Attendees will learn practical approaches for reducing manual investigation work, improving detection accuracy, and building a faster, more automated approach to email security.
Modern email attacks bypass traditional defenses
Many organizations can identify suspicious emails, but attackers increasingly rely on techniques that evade traditional detection and credential-based protections.
This webinar will explore how behavioral AI can help security teams identify abnormal behavior patterns, automate investigations, and accelerate remediation across inbound email threats and compromised accounts.
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