Abnormal stops cybercrime with AI. Our Behavioral Security Platform spans email, identity, and insider threat, powered by proprietary Behavioral AI.
Most teams route coding agents with a model router. We use a one-cent prompt instead, and it cut our cost per run by 68%. It runs once before each session and chooses the model, the reasoning effort,
Our engineers ship, on average, about twice as many changes to production than they did a year ago. As AI accelerates velocity, the launch bottleneck moves downstream, and documentation usually breaks
How do you spot a threat that looks like a friend? Last month, an autonomous AI agent spent about two and a half days inside Hugging Face's infrastructure before anyone caught it. It wasn't a criminal
Building an AI agent stopped being impressive about a year ago. You can stand one up in an afternoon from just about anywhere. But when you put it in production where it’s making dozens of calls to
Authored by @mchatmajian Agents at Abnormal generate and request review for over 200 pull requests a day, and the green CI checkmarks tell us little about whether they are actually safe to merge.
Authored by @udayansarin and @meeraa7ramakrishnan Abnormal is in the business of stopping cybercrime—an industry where detection speed and coverage are the difference between stopping an attack and