Abnormal AI Unveils Enhanced Microsoft 365 Security Solution for Improved Protection
Abnormal AI has launched an updated Security Posture Management product designed to provide AI-driven protection, automated prioritisation, and remediation guidance specifically for Microsoft 365 environments. This revised offering addresses the complexities of Microsoft 365 ecosystems, where accidental misconfigurations have led to vulnerabilities in cloud email systems. The rise of third-party applications, an expanding array of settings, and dispersed administrative responsibilities within organisations have created potential blind spots and security gaps. Threat groups, including Midnight Blizzard, have reportedly exploited these vulnerabilities. Abnormal AI asserts that its deep integration with Microsoft 365, combined with its expertise in countering advanced email threats, allows it to identify configuration risks that may otherwise remain undetected.
The updated Security Posture Management product features comprehensive visibility, automated prioritisation, and remediation guidance. Abnormal AI’s solution continuously identifies risky Microsoft 365 misconfigurations using CIS benchmarks and its own threat intelligence. Automated prioritisation ensures that the most critical risks, based on their impact, prevalence, and relevance to the organisation’s environment, are addressed first. Remediation guidance provides clear instructions for resolving identified issues, thereby eliminating the need for manual audits or custom scripting. Evan Reiser, CEO of Abnormal AI, emphasises that thousands of organisations rely on their services to prevent email-based attacks like phishing and account compromise. The enhancement to Security Posture Management arrives as businesses navigate a dynamic threat landscape, particularly concerning widely used platforms like Microsoft 365.
Categories: Security Posture Management, Microsoft 365 Security, Automated Risk Mitigation
Tags: Security Posture Management, AI-driven Protection, Microsoft 365, Misconfigurations, Cloud Email Vulnerabilities, Automated Prioritisation, Remediation Guidance, Threat Intelligence, Configuration Risks, API Integration