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Attackers have stopped trying to beat your defences technically. They exploit the fact that your systems cannot tell a trusted vendor email from a fake one.
For security, identity, risk and technology leaders.
There is no payload to detect and no link to sandbox. An invoice arrives from a supplier you have paid forty times before, the bank details differ by two digits, and every technical control the organisation owns has nothing to say about it.
That is the starting point for this series. Not a product session, and not a briefing. A table of senior people working through what defence looks like when the signal is behavioural rather than technical, and where the accountability sits when the attack succeeds by looking normal.
Six cities across APAC, between October and November 2026. Each table runs under the Chatham House Rule.
Abnormal AI 2026 Attack Landscape Report, analysing email attacks from July to December 2025. Figures pending client verification.
Each table works through the same three questions, shaped by what the room brings to them.
Vendor compromise turns a trusted relationship into a delivery mechanism. The first question is how each organisation currently verifies a change of payment details, and whether that process survives a genuinely convincing request.
// tension: the relationship is real, the sender is notBehavioural detection means the system has an opinion about how your people usually work. This session looks at what that opinion is built from, how it is validated, and what happens on the days when normal legitimately changes.
// differentiator: behavioural AI, built that way from foundingOnce email is only one of the channels an account can be abused through, the boundary moves. The table works through how far each organisation has taken identity based defence beyond the inbox, and what it cost.
// trigger: identity threat protection and infiltration preventionEach city is its own table with its own room, confirmed independently. Registration of interest is open now, with dates and venues confirmed city by city.
Modern email attacks are shaped by the institutions they target, so detection becomes a behavioural challenge, requiring AI that continuously learns how people and organisations actually operate.
Piotr Wojtyla Head of Threat Intelligence and Platform, Abnormal AI
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Abnormal AI was built AI-native rather than retrofitted, which is an unusual claim in email security and a consequential one. Its detection engine models how identities and organisations normally behave instead of matching known threat signatures.
The company has been named to the CNBC Disruptor 50 for three consecutive years, and now covers identity threat protection and AI governance alongside email.
Innovatus Media is a Sydney based B2B events agency that runs invitation-only executive roundtable series across APAC, EMEA and North America.
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