Virtual Abnormal

Routine Request, Redirected Revenue: Inside a VEC Attack

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When
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
6 to 6:39 PM Pacific
Where
Online
Cost
Free
Who it's for
Practitioners
Platform
BrightTALK
Speakers
Ryan Devendorf, Threat Intelligence Researcher, Abnormal AI
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Vendor email compromise (VEC) exploits the relationships your organisation relies on most. By compromising or impersonating trusted third-party accounts, attackers can send emails that appear legitimate, pass authentication checks, and land in inboxes without raising any red flags. Abnormal AI’s research shows that third-party impersonations now represent the majority of business email compromise attacks, yet most defences are built to detect internal threats.

In this session, we’ll dissect a real VEC campaign and show how attackers exploit vendor trust to infiltrate organisations and redirect funds. We’ll demonstrate how Abnormal AI builds a behavioural baseline across your entire vendor ecosystem, flagging anomalies in sender identity, communication patterns, and request context before a fraudulent payment is ever processed.

Register today! In this session, we'll dissect a real VEC campaign and show how attackers exploit vendor trust to infiltrate organizations and redirect funds. We'll demonstrate how Abnormal AI builds a behavioral baseline across your entire vendor ecosystem, flagging anomalies in sender identity, communication patterns, and request context before a fraudulent payment is ever processed.

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