Email Security Webhooks and REST API. Read summarized version with Most security teams already run their day out of a central system. Alerts land in a SIEM, response runs through a SOAR, and work gets tracked in a ticketing tool. When email threats live in a separate console, analysts end up checking one more screen and copying sender, subject, and verdict details into tickets by hand before they can act. Today, Adaptive Security, Inc. is launching Email Security Webhooks and REST API, which connects Adaptive Email Security to your SIEM, SOAR, or ticketing tools so detections and remediations flow directly into your existing security workflows. What's in Webhooks and REST API. The release works in two directions. Adaptive tells your system what happened, and your system tells Adaptive what to do. Webhooks send a new alert to your system once Adaptive finishes analyzing an email. Each alert includes the email details, Adaptive's analysis, and the initial remediation state, so your tools get the full picture without anyone opening another console. You control which alerts flow out by filtering on three dimensions. * Classification sends Malicious alerts, Spam alerts, or both. * Review status sends only the events that need a human decision, or every analyzed event. * Source narrows alerts to Detection, User Report, Similar Fetch, or Denylist. The REST API lets your SOAR, ticketing tool, or custom automation work with those events directly. * Get current details pulls the latest email details, analysis, related messages, and remediation status for any event. * Take action quarantines an email, moves it to spam or trash, or marks it safe or spam. Move actions can also cover existing and future similar messages. Experience the Adaptive platform * Undo remediation restores the emails moved for an event. * Manage rules lets you view, add, and remove Adaptive allowlist and blocklist rules. Why it matters. Email threats now get handled where the rest of your security work already happens. Analysts no longer need to watch the Adaptive console for every alert or rebuild email details in a ticket by hand. The alert arrives with the email details, the analysis, and the remediation state already attached. That turns a multi-step manual handoff into a single automated flow. A malicious email can be detected by Adaptive, routed into your SIEM, picked up by a SOAR playbook, and quarantined along with its similar messages without anyone switching tools. When an analyst needs more context, the API returns the latest analysis and remediation status on demand. It also covers a requirement most enterprise security teams bring to every email security evaluation. Alerts go into the systems you already use, and response can be automated end to end. How it fits into your existing workflow. Nothing about how your team works has to change. You point Adaptive at an endpoint you control, whether that's Splunk, Sumo Logic, Tines, ServiceNow, or your own middleware, and build the workflow the way your SOC already runs. Teams logging everything for visibility can stream every analyzed event into their SIEM. Teams focused on response can send Needs Review alerts into a ticket queue and let analysts close them out from there. Teams with mature automation can let SOAR playbooks act on Malicious verdicts directly, and the same playbook can undo a remediation if a call needs to be reversed. Allowlist and blocklist rules can be managed from that same automation, so the policy decisions your SOC makes stay in sync with Adaptive. Available now. Webhooks and the REST API for Adaptive Email Security are live today. Full details on supported events, filters, and actions are available in the Adaptive developer documentation. If you'd like a personalized walkthrough of the Adaptive Security suite of products, including Agentic Email Security, book a demo today. As experts in cybersecurity insights and AI threat analysis, the Adaptive Security Team is sharing its expertise with organizations. Get started with Adaptive Security

Adaptive Security named to Fast Company's 2026 Next Big Things in Tech list. Read summarized version with Key takeaways. * Adaptive Security was named to Fast Company's 2026 Next Big Things in Tech list, an annual list recognizing breakthrough technologies with potential to transform industries. * Less than two years after emerging from stealth, Adaptive says it now protects more than 2,000 enterprise customers, reflecting the rapid rise of AI-generated attacks. * Adaptive started with AI-powered security awareness training focused on threats like cloned executive voices, deepfake video calls, and fabricated urgency, then expanded with Agentic Email Security and AI Governance. * Agentic Email Security connects to Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 via API without changing mail routing, uses a team of AI agents to evaluate every message, and can automatically send confirmed threats to spam, quarantine, or trash based on security-set confidence thresholds. * The company says about half of its customers already use at least one of its email security products, and in one customer proof of concept Adaptive caught 80% more malicious attacks than the customer's existing email defenses. * Fast Company Editor-in-Chief Brendan Vaughan said the list highlights innovations that 'move beyond promise to demonstrate real potential for impact' and companies 'tackling ambitious problems' with products and approaches that could shape the years ahead. Adaptive Security, Inc. has some news to share: Adaptive Security has been named to Fast Company's 2026 Next Big Things in Tech list, an annual honor recognizing breakthrough technologies with the potential to transform industries and shape the future. Fast Company Editor-in-Chief Brendan Vaughan described the spirit of this year's list this way: "The most exciting technology innovations are the ones that move beyond promise to demonstrate real potential for impact." Adaptive Security, Inc. is proud to be included, and grateful to the team whose work got Adaptive Security, Inc. here. From security awareness training to a broader platform This recognition arrives alongside a milestone of its own. Fewer than two years after emerging from stealth, Adaptive now protects more than 2,000 enterprise customers. That pace tracks how quickly AI-generated attacks have moved from rare to routine. Adaptive Security, Inc. started with AI-powered security awareness training, teaching employees to recognize cloned executive voices, deepfake video calls, and fabricated urgency. Since then, Adaptive Security, Inc. has built on that foundation with two new products: * Agentic Email Security stops AI-generated phishing before a message ever reaches an inbox. Experience the Adaptive platform * AI Governance gives security teams visibility into, and control over, how employees use AI tools. As CEO and co-founder Brian Long puts it: "We built this company on security awareness training because employees are the first line of defense. Agentic Email Security is the next layer. It puts a team of AI agents on every message, built to catch what older filters were never designed to see, and it runs automatically without anyone logging in to manage it." How Agentic Email Security works Agentic Email Security connects to Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 through an API, with no change to mail routing. A team of AI agents evaluates every message. Adaptive then automatically moves confirmed threats to spam, quarantine, or trash, based on a confidence threshold that security leaders set. The early results are encouraging. About half of its customers already use at least one of its email security products, including many large enterprises. In one customer proof of concept, Adaptive caught 80% more malicious attacks than the customer's existing email defenses. About the list Fast Company's Next Big Things in Tech list recognizes innovative technologies from established companies, startups, and research teams that are making measurable progress toward transforming the lives of consumers, businesses, and society. This year's honorees span industries, and each demonstrates the potential for significant impact in the years ahead. As Vaughan said, the companies and teams on the list "are tackling ambitious problems with new ideas, products and approaches that have the potential to fundamentally shape the years ahead." See it in action Want to see how Agentic Email Security and AI Governance work in your environment? Request a demo to learn more. Get started with Adaptive Security