AmiViz announced a new distribution agreement with Abnormal AI, the AI-native behaviour security company. The partnership strengthens the availability of Abnormal’s behavioural AI security platform through AmiViz’s robust channel ecosystem, trusted reseller community, and wide enterprise customer base.
Abnormal AI’s platform is designed to learn what is normal for every person and every machine identity in an organisation, then catches attacks, compromise, and fraud the moment something deviates from that baseline. This per-identity approach matters more than ever as attackers increasingly use AI to generate convincing, personalised attacks that traditional, rules-based tools can’t catch.
AmiViz will now bring Abnormal’s three newly launched innovations—Identity Threat Protection, AI Governance, and Infiltration Prevention—to enterprises seeking modern defences.
Identity Threat Protection helps prevent identity breaches by surfacing weaknesses like accounts without MFA and overprivileged service accounts, and detecting compromise inside sessions that have already passed authentications. AI Governance provides visibility into AI agents across an organisation, discovering, scoring, and governing them, and enforcing policy automatically when activity deviates from an established baseline. Infiltration Prevention helps identify potentially fraudulent candidates, including suspected nation-state operatives, before enterprise access is provisioned, integrating directly with applicant tracking systems. Together, these capabilities extend Abnormal’s behavioural security model across email identity, AI, and insider threat.
Commenting on the partnership, AmiViz CEO Ramkumar Balakrishnan, said: “Behavioral security is no longer optional—it is the future of cyber defence. Abnormal AI has redefined how organisations can protect themselves by focusing on what truly matters: understanding behaviour. Our extensive channel network and strong customer relationships will accelerate the adoption of Abnormal’s innovative platform across enterprises seeking modern, AI-driven protection.” He added: “This collaboration aligns perfectly with our mission to bring transformative cybersecurity technologies to our customers through a distribution model built on trust, reach, and technical excellence.”
This partnership builds on Abnormal AI’s rapid growth; the company now protects more than 4,500 organisations worldwide, including more than 25% of the Fortune 500, and marks a further extension of its platform into the Middle East.
“AmiViz has built a strong reputation in the Middle East with complementary technology vendors and partners alike, which made this an easy partnership to build,” said James Anderson, International Channel Director at Abnormal AI. “We’re excited to bring Abnormal’s behavioural AI security platform to Middle East enterprises through one of the region’s strongest, most trusted, and most far reaching distribution networks.”
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