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Introducing Our New Cybersecurity Partner: Abnormal AI

Written by Mirko Montorro | Sep 16, 2026, 2:38:04 PM

While artificial intelligence is transforming the way organisations work, it is unfortunately also transforming the way cybercriminals operate.

 Phishing emails are becoming more convincing, business email compromise (BEC) attacks are becoming harder to detect, and social engineering campaigns can now be generated at an unprecedented scale. As organisations embrace AI to improve productivity and efficiency, they must also prepare for a new generation of cyber threats that leverage the same technology. 

 As part of our commitment to helping organisations stay ahead of these evolving risks, Easi is pleased to announce a new partnership with Abnormal AI, an AI-native cybersecurity platform focused on protecting organisations against advanced email and human-targeted attacks. 

Why Abnormal AI?

Email remains one of the most frequently targeted attack vectors in cybersecurity. While traditional email security solutions continue to play an important role, many modern attacks are specifically designed to bypass conventional filters by exploiting trust, identity, and human behaviour. 

Abnormal AI approaches this challenge differently.

Rather than relying primarily on signatures, rules, or known indicators of compromise, the platform leverages artificial intelligence and behavioural analysis to understand how people, identities, and communications normally operate within an organisation. This enables it to identify unusual activity and potentially malicious communications that may otherwise go unnoticed. 

The result is a security approach designed to detect sophisticated threats such as:

  • Business Email Compromise (BEC)
  • Vendor and supply chain fraud
  • Account takeover attempts
  • Social engineering attacks
  • AI-generated phishing campaigns

Beyond detecting these threats, Abnormal AI also addresses another critical part of email security: helping users recognise and respond to the attacks targeting them. 

Fighting AI with AI

Cybercriminals are increasingly using AI to improve the quality, credibility, and scale of their attacks. Messages that once contained obvious spelling mistakes or suspicious wording can now be generated with remarkable accuracy and context.

This evolution requires organisations to rethink how they protect users, identities, and business communications.

Abnormal AI was built with this reality in mind. By continuously analysing communication patterns, user behaviour, relationships, and organisational context, the platform can identify anomalies that may indicate malicious intent, even when no known malware, malicious links, or traditional threat indicators are present.

Strengthening the Human Layer with AI Phishing Coach

Technology alone cannot eliminate the human element of cybersecurity. Employees remain an important part of an organisation's defence, which makes effective security awareness essential.

With AI Phishing Coach, Abnormal AI extends its AI-driven approach to security awareness. Instead of treating every employee in the same way, it provides personalised training based on individual behaviour, risk and the threats users encounter.

This creates a more targeted approach to security awareness. Rather than relying solely on generic, periodic training or phishing simulations, organisations can use relevant security events as opportunities to help employees better recognise the techniques attackers are actually using.

The objective is not simply to test whether someone clicks on a phishing email. It is to help employees understand why a message was suspicious and what they should look out for next time, making security awareness more relevant to the individual user.

Fast Value Without Unnecessary Complexity

Advanced security does not have to mean additional complexity.

Abnormal AI is designed to integrate with existing cloud email environments and use the organisation's own communication patterns and behavioural data to establish what normal activity looks like.

This approach helps organisations strengthen their email security without introducing unnecessary friction for users or additional operational complexity for security teams.

Combined with its AI-native detection capabilities and personalised security awareness, this means organisations can add another layer of protection while keeping deployment and day-to-day management straightforward.

For Easi, that balance matters: stronger protection should not come at the cost of greater complexity.

Expanding Our Security Ecosystem

At Easi, we believe that strong cybersecurity starts with choosing the right technologies for the right challenges.

We continuously evaluate emerging solutions to ensure our customers have access to innovative technologies that address today's rapidly evolving threat landscape.

The addition of Abnormal AI further strengthens our cybersecurity ecosystem and complements the broad range of security solutions already available through our trusted technology partners.

Just as every organisation is different, every security architecture is different. Our objective is not to promote a single vendor, but to help customers identify the technologies that best align with their risks, objectives, and operational requirements.

“Artificial intelligence is changing both sides of the cybersecurity equation. Attackers are using AI to make their attacks more convincing and scalable than ever before. Organisations therefore need security technologies that can adapt just as quickly. Abnormal AI's innovative approach makes it a valuable addition to the cybersecurity solutions available through Easi.

- Mirko Montoro, Sales Manager & Partner at Easi

Looking Ahead

The cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace.

Our partnership with Abnormal AI reflects our commitment to continuously expanding the technologies available to our customers and helping organisations stay ahead of emerging threats.

By adding AI-native email security to our cybersecurity portfolio, we can offer organisations access to innovative capabilities designed to protect one of their most critical attack surfaces: human communication.

We look forward to exploring how AI-driven security can further strengthen cyber resilience in the years ahead.