Abnormal Security has revealed its latest research of real-world examples of threats Abnormal customers received in 2024 that demonstrates and predicts the anticipated evolution of the threat landscape we can expect to see in 2025. The blog also provides critical insights into the attack strategies organizations must be ready to detect and defend against these threats.
According to the company’s observations, the five advanced email attacks to watch for in 2025 are:
- Cryptocurrency Fraud
- File-Sharing Phishing
- Multichannel Phishing
- AI-Generated Business Email Compromise
- Email Account Takeover
This blog emphasises the dire need for AI-native defenses that are able to identify anomalies and analyze context in real time. By understanding how attackers adopt solutions, organizations can protect the company and its employees from the increasing and evolving sophistication of email threats.
You can read the research here.
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New Research from 2024 Reveals Five Advanced Email Attacks to Watch Out for in 2025
Abnormal Security has revealed its latest research of real-world examples of threats Abnormal customers received in 2024 that demonstrates and predicts the anticipated evolution of the threat landscape we can expect to see in 2025. The blog also provides critical insights into the attack strategies organizations must be ready to detect and defend against these threats.
According to the company’s observations, the five advanced email attacks to watch for in 2025 are:
This blog emphasises the dire need for AI-native defenses that are able to identify anomalies and analyze context in real time. By understanding how attackers adopt solutions, organizations can protect the company and its employees from the increasing and evolving sophistication of email threats.
You can read the research here.
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