IRONSCALES Launches Email Attack of the Day, a Daily Threat Intelligence Series for Security Teams

IRONSCALES is bringing a new threat intelligence series to the security community, launching “Email Attack of the Day” at RSA Conference 2026 this week.
The series publishes daily breakdowns of real phishing attacks detected by IRONSCALES’ Adaptive AI and its community of more than 30,000 security professionals. Each entry covers a single noteworthy attack: what it looked like, why it worked, and how to defend against it. Subscribers can sign up for free email delivery directly from any post on the series.
The timing reflects a deliberate response to the acceleration of AI-assisted attacks. As threat actors use AI to invent and scale new attack types, the company says its Adaptive AI can identify and deconstruct noteworthy threats in near-real time, then publish findings publicly.
“The threat is changing and evolving at an unprecedented pace,” said Eyal Benishti, CEO at IRONSCALES. “Our new Email Attack of the Day program is meant to help organizations stay abreast of the latest threats and better understand the tactics being employed right now, in the wild. Over time, we envision the program serving as both a daily alarm for novel threats, as well as a detailed repository of attacks, techniques, and tactics for teams to reference when hardening their defenses and responding to incidents.”
The announcement arrives alongside the company’s Winter 2026 Release, which introduced three specialized AI agents designed to shift email security from reactive to preemptive. The Red Teaming Agent conducts open source intelligence gathering to train defenses against attacks tailored to a specific organization. The Phishing SOC Agent automates triage and response workflows to reduce analyst workload and speed remediation. The Phishing Simulation Agent generates continuous, AI-built attack simulations customized to individual employees.
IRONSCALES protects more than 17,000 global organizations and covers threats including business email compromise, account takeovers, and zero-day attacks. The company heads into RSAC 2026 after earning recognition in four categories at the 14th Annual Global InfoSec Awards, including Next Gen AI Cybersecurity and Transformational Anti-phishing.
The Email Attack of the Day series is free and available at ironscales.com.

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