Adaptive Security

We’re in Washington, D.C. for @Forrester's Security & Risk Forum!

From AI agent governance to the future of human risk management, this year's agenda covers some of the biggest challenges security leaders are navigating today.

These are exactly the challenges we're focused on at Adaptive, helping organizations prepare employees for AI-powered attacks, protect their inboxes with agentic email security, and safely govern AI use across their teams.

If you're attending, stop by Booth K2 to meet the Adaptive team, talk cybersecurity, and grab some swag!

More than 1,000 people downloaded Adaptive's free Cybersecurity Awareness Month toolkit this October!

Now it's time to put what you've learned to the test.

We built Awareness Arcade, a free, five-minute challenge with 10 real-world scenarios covering phishing, deepfakes, targeted AI attacks, and risky AI use.

You'll get a score and an explanation after each answer, so you can see what you know and where you might need a refresher.

Think you can get 10 out of 10?

Give it a try: adaptivesecurity.com/awareness-arca…

If you're an AI engineer in NYC, swing by @FonziAI's November Tech Talk in Williamsburg this evening!

Adaptive CTO @remondimi will break down how we're using ML and AI agents to catch sophisticated email attacks at scale.

This week, Adaptive Co-Founder and CPO Andrew Jones was featured in @Mashable's guide to protecting yourself from voice cloning scams.

A convincing voice clone can make a caller sound like someone you trust. Andrew highlighted two tactics scammers use to get people to act: creating urgency and pressuring them to keep the request secret.

When someone says it can’t wait and you can’t tell anyone, that’s your cue to pause. Hang up and call them back on a number you already know.

Read the full piece in Mashable:

mashable.com/tech/how-to-pr…

Employees can complete every security awareness training module and still fall for a convincing phishing email or a call that sounds like their CEO.

A new Gartner® report is urging CISOs to move beyond traditional security awareness training toward AI-powered secure behavior management.

The idea is to focus less on completing courses and more on helping employees make safer decisions when it matters.

That means training informed by individual roles and risks, realistic practice against modern attacks, and timely guidance that reinforces safer habits.

Adaptive Security is recognized in the 2026 @Gartner_inc Ditch Security Awareness and Adopt AI-Powered Secure Behavior Management report in the Representative List of Secure Behavior Management Vendors section.

For security leaders rethinking their awareness programs, Gartner explores how to evaluate these new capabilities and make the transition.

Gartner subscribers can read the full report here: gartner.com/en/documents/8…

For more on helping employees turn security training into safer everyday decisions, read Adaptive’s blog: adaptivesecurity.com/blog/security-…