StrongestLayer

StrongestLayer is heading to #RSA Conference 2026 in San Francisco! Come find us at Booth 37 on the Early Stage Expo (ESE) floor. Catch our Briefing Center session by our CEO, Alan Lefort - Wednesday, March 25 at 3:20 PM PDT.

Our CEO, Alan Lefort, reveals exactly why pattern-matching defenses are failing against AI-generated attacks and how his team is engineering reasoning-based detection to secure the future of enterprise communication. youtube.com/watch?v=skico9…

Our CEO Alan LeFort just published this in CSO Online.We’ve been asking employees to fight mercenaries with training videos. That model is broken. It’s time to rethink the “human layer” in security. #Cybersecurity" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">csoonline.com/article/413728… #CISO #HumanRisk #EmailSecurity

New “TOAD” attacks send emails with only a phone number to bypass secure gateways - and they’re working. Once the target calls, scammers use human interaction to steal creds or install malware. darkreading.com/threat-intelli… #phishing #TOAD

AI just broke the economics of email security. 65% of alerts = false positives. Analysts burn 25% of their time on noise while novel attacks walk in clean. Read this article written by our CEO. techradar.com/pro/how-ai-pow… #CyberSecurity #CISO #EmailSecurity #AIThreats

Security buyers in 2026 are shifting from check-the-box tools to resilience, identity, and risk-centric strategy. Buyers want proof of value, not dashed hopes. 🛡️📊 strongestlayer.com/blog/security-… #CyberSecurity #EmailSecurity #AIsecurity #CISO #InfoSec

If you can’t explain why an email was flagged, you’re stuck in The Audit Room with no answers. Email security needs explainability — not black boxes. 🧠🔍 #AI #EmailSecurity strongestlayer.com/blog/the-audit…

QR phishing isn’t clever. It’s architectural. We analyzed ~200 real-world campaigns that bypassed enterprise email security without triggering alerts. Read it here 👇 strongestlayer.com/white-paper/th…

Legacy email security looked for patterns. In the AI era, threats are infinitely unique — pattern-matching is mathematically obsolete. Your defenses should be too. 🔍⚡️ #EmailSecurity #AIThreats strongestlayer.com/blog/why-patte…

2026 won’t be “more of the same.” Expect smarter attackers, unpredictable risks, and a shift in how we define cyber resilience. Worth the read 👇 darkreading.com/threat-intelli…

"I ran a business unit at Proofpoint — the largest email security company in the world. I've built security products at McAfee and Intel Security. I've seen every evolution, every “next-generation” claim, every paradigm shift." @SCMagazine scworld.com/perspective/we…

Most security teams think they’re tightening controls. In reality, employees are quietly routing around them. Our latest blog breaks down a growing paradox we’re seeing across organizations: strongestlayer.com/blog/security-…

Static whitelists never die. They just become attack paths. Why “zombie rules” are quietly weakening your email security 👇 strongestlayer.com/blog/zombie-ru…

🚨 New research: attackers are hiding behind trusted platforms like DocuSign & Google Calendar — turning everyday tools into primary attack surfaces that bypass email security. Read why this changes everything for defenders 👇 securitysenses.com/posts/stronges…

Watch CEO Alan Lefort explain what's actually happening: AI-generated attacks bypass pattern-matching by design. If your security needs to have "seen it before," you're always behind. 👇 youtu.be/cKyD82aUKck

New research from StrongestLayer reveals that trusted collaboration platforms like DocuSign and Google Calendar have become a primary attack surface in advanced emailthreats, with AI-powered phishing and #BEC bypassing traditional defenses. finance.yahoo.com/news/strongest…

Your security stack catches pattern-based threats. But AI-generated attacks don't have patterns—they have intent. This is why signature-based detection is dead. You can't pattern-match sophistication. betanews.com/2026/01/08/77-…

New threat research just dropped. 2,042 advanced attacks. 100% bypassed incumbent controls. 77% hid behind brands you use every day. To learn more, check out the new press release by @PRNewswire : prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Wiz recently published a technical analysis of prompt injection attacks and referenced our Chameleon Trap research as part of the broader discussion. What’s notable isn’t the citation. It’s the convergence. wiz.io/academy/ai-sec…

Happy New Year from the StrongestLayer team! In the year ahead, we’re excited to keep building AI-native email security that helps teams see threats more clearly, act faster, and stay ahead of what’s coming next. Wishing you a year of progress, resilience, and stronger security