A former malware researcher noticed that the dangerous thing was often the page, not the file. SlashNext followed the bait from inbox to browser to phone - and Varonis paid about $106 million to bring that view into its security platform.
The Clearwater company made human error measurable, trainable and billable. Then a fake North Korean hire slipped through its own interviews - and gave the security trainer its most convincing lesson yet.
AI made it cheap to clone a CEO's voice and email 10,000 employees at once. Adaptive Security's answer is to run those attacks first - as a drill - and see who clicks.
Jericho Security is a New York-based cybersecurity company that uses generative AI to defend organizations against AI-powered attacks. Its platform runs hyper-realistic, AI-generated phishing, voice-clone, and deepfake simulations to train employees, then measures human risk through a dashboard of analytics and KPIs. Founded in 2023, the company pits an AI 'red team' against an AI 'blue team' to find and close the gaps attackers now exploit at machine speed - an approach it sums up as fighting AI with AI.