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SUMMARY:Live webcast: Inside the Takeover: How Abnormal AI Detected an
 d Stopped a Real Account Compromise
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 8851/667399?utm_campaign=communication_reminder_24hr_registrants&utm_m
 edium=calendar&utm_source=brighttalk-transact\n\nPresenter: David van 
 Schravendijk, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Abnormal AI,\n\nAccount t
 akeover (ATO) attacks have evolved—no longer relying on brute force or
  malware, but on valid credentials and subtle, post-login manipulation
 . Join David van Schravendijk, Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Abnorm
 al AI, for a deep dive into how modern attackers gain persistence, eva
 de detection, and quietly prepare for financial fraud or lateral phish
 ing. Through real-world examples, including adaptive ADFS phishing and
  coordinated multi-account compromise, you’ll see why traditional tool
 s miss these threats. Learn how Abnormal correlates behavioral signals
 , authentication telemetry, and attacker infrastructure to uncover hid
 den ATO activity and automate response before damage is done.\n\nJoin 
 our session and learn:\n\n- How modern ATO attacks use valid credentia
 ls to evade detection\n- Why isolated signals fail—and how correlation
  reveals hidden threats\n- How automated detection and response stop A
 TO before escalation\n\nRegister now to stay ahead of today’s most adv
 anced account takeover attacks.
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