Abhijit Bagri

I’m proud to share that @abnormalai was once again named to the 2026 Cyber 60, presented by @FortuneMagazine , @lightspeedvp , and @AWSstartups! This is Abnormal's third consecutive year among the most innovative companies in cybersecurity. This recognition highlights how our behavioral AI approach is solving real, mission-critical problems for security leaders and their teams. Thank you to our customers, partners, and employees who make achievements like this possible!

We’re honored to be named to the @Forbes 2025 Cloud 100, ranking No. 19 among the world’s top private cloud companies—up from No. 46 last year! Our third consecutive year on the list underscores how Abnormal AI is reshaping the future of security. abnormal.ai/about/news/abn…

It's 2025 and most content is still written for humans instead of LLMs. 99.9% of attention is about to be LLM attention, not human attention. E.g. 99% of libraries still have docs that basically render to some pretty .html static pages assuming a human will click through them. In 2025 the docs should be a single your_project.md text file that is intended to go into the context window of an LLM. Repeat for everything.

Abnormal Security is continuing to reach new heights 🚀 as we announce today the close of our $250M Series D. Led by @Wellington_Mgmt, plus @GreylockVC, @MenloVentures, @insightpartners and @CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, Abnormal is now valued at $5.1B. bit.ly/3WHTuAy

Today marks a major milestone in Abnormal history as we surpass $100M in ARR, making us the world’s second-fastest growing cybersecurity company, and expand our leadership team with Michael DeCesare as President and Maya Marcus as Chief People Officer. bit.ly/3KH81Y1

Abnormal has bee included in the Forbes 2023 #Cloud100 list of the world’s best private cloud computing companies! We are thrilled to be recognized as one of several companies on the list that are transforming the AI sector. bit.ly/442342L

@aakashgupta Equity m a

AI hype is beginning to resemble the web3 and metaverse hype trains before it. No matter where you look on Twitter, you see folks making bold claims about the recent advances in AI. Three sad realities of growing a Twitter following converge in the case of trends like metaverse in 2021, web3 in 2022, and AI in 2023: 1. Writing about trending topics works. 2. Making readers feel “I can’t believe that!” drives things to go viral. 3. Companies building on the latest trend are eager to advertise with large accounts. This means that content creators have every incentive - from growth to engagement and monetization - to be as excited and uncritical as possible. As a result, every progression in AI is heralded as the next big thing. The latest dubious claim from this hype train is that AutoGPT signals a turn to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). This is usually accompanied by ominous pictures of Mr. Smith from The Matrix. But, the fact is: GPT-4 and AutoGPT aren’t close to artificial general intelligence (AGI). GPT-4 is dumb. It’s like the person at work who always sounds good, but never actually guides the company toward good decisions. GPT-4 sounds really smart. But it’s just a large language model (LLM). Its faculty with language and code has pulled the veil over everyone’s eyes. GPT-4 can write beautifully for you. It can reconstruct what you want to say in one-hundred different ways. It can search the web and piece together intelligence from different parts of the web much faster than any human. But once you ask GPT-4 to make hard decisions for you, it loses any ability to actually analyze the situation. That’s because it’s just a language model. It lacks a logical-semantic underneath to understand what it’s writing. Auto-GPT is even dumber. For the 99.9% of people who can’t get off the GPT-4 waitlist, it runs on GPT-3.5. So it’s already at a disadvantage. On top of that, it’s just a large language model that can run other large language models. Its ability to give itself tasks has fooled everyone into thinking it’s a breakthrough. GPT-4 and Auto-GPT have many limitations as artificial intelligence systems. They do not have a deep or broad understanding of the meaning or context of what they generate. They do not have a robust or flexible ability to reason, learn, or adapt beyond their training data. They do not have a clear or reliable way to explain their outputs or correct their mistakes. They do not have a direct or effective way to interact with the real world or achieve any goals. These are some of the essential features of artificial general intelligence (AGI). AGI is the ability of a machine to perform any intellectual task that a human can do. AGI is not just a bigger or better version of GPT-4 or Auto-GPT. AGI is a fundamentally different kind of intelligence that requires new approaches and paradigms. So don’t fall for the hype that we have “baby AGI.” Most of that is actually just semantic confusion, because one of the AutoGPT projects is named BabyAGI (made by my inimitable Twitter friend Yohei Inakajima). These projects are a great step towards AGI, but they are not AGI.

Thank you @Forbes for hosting me at the at the annual Forbes CIO summit! I shared the trends we are seeing with AI, cybersecurity and #1 cyber crime: Business email compromise

Excited to announce a joint partnership between Abnormal Security and @CrowdStrike. CRWD is investing in @AbnormalSec and today we are launching new bi-directional product integration that enables joint detection and response across our two platforms! abnormalsecurity.com/partners/crowd…

@dshieble @jer_gib Congratulations!

@DheerajSanghi Yes, it says that. But it worked for me on Safari -- for tickets booked in early May, I modified it 3 days ago. Could not do it on Chrome

@abagri The website says that tickets booked before 25th May cannot be canceled online since they were on different reservation system and AI has transitioned to a different reservation system.

It has been 15 days since @airindiain started transition to the new IT systems. Things are still broken with call centers taking hours and then disconnecting. Whatsapp interface suggesting go to website. Website suggesting to call or go to city office. App not working at all.

@DheerajSanghi I realized accidentally that cancellation and modification work on Safari but not on chrome. Wish I knew before my unsuccessful attempt at using chat and call center for several hours. Wish the website mentioned that or call center folks just told me that.

What kind of IT planning is this. Looks like a repeat of income tax transitioning to new portal last year. Why can't a ticket bought before 25th May be canceled online and why can't you have a few people recruited and trained in your call center to handle such requests.

The @WSJCyber says email is taking center stage, and we couldn't agree more. Our new round of funding will help us protect you from the most dangerous attacks. #funding #emailsecurity wsj.com/articles/abnor…

Exciting news!! Onward with using AI to stop cybercrime!!

Passionate about Data Platform Engineering? I’m looking to make a key TL hire @AbnormalSec focused on defining and shipping our next generation roadmap as we scale 10-100x! Sound interesting? I’d love to chat! abnormalsecurity.com/about/careers/…

All of us at Abnormal wish you a holiday season filled with love, laughter, and cheer! May the year ahead be full of joy and success.

@paraga @jack Congratulations Parag!

Deep gratitude for @jack and our entire team, and so much excitement for the future. Here’s the note I sent to the company. Thank you all for your trust and support 💙

@SanjayBalram Only for companies.

@abagri Is this only for companies or also for individual email users?

A rebranded Abnormal /\ — a more comprehensive solution. Loved by our customers. Humbled and challenged by their expectations. There is so much to build. Reach out if you want to get a seat on this 🚀

@Goatlover Congratulations!!