Phishing Cofense unveils AI-driven platform to combat polymorphic phishing campaigns May 14, 2026 Share By SC Staff As outlined in Silicon Angle, Cofense Inc. has introduced new artificial intelligence-driven detection and automation features for its Phishing Defense Platform. These enhancements are designed to identify and neutralize coordinated polymorphic phishing campaigns that often bypass conventional security measures and AI-only solutions. The company's latest offerings focus on campaign-level responses rather than individual email analysis. Vision 3.2, a key component, utilizes clustering and pattern matching to detect sophisticated attacks that vary content, senders, and delivery methods. Once a campaign is identified, the platform can quarantine all related variants simultaneously, significantly reducing the potential damage of an attack. Complementing this is Triage 3.0, which automates responses based on the reporter's domain, allowing security teams and managed service providers to handle multi-domain setups efficiently. Employees receive tailored replies when reporting suspicious emails, freeing up analysts for more critical cases. Additionally, an AI Assistant within the Cofense Command Center streamlines the creation of phishing simulation campaigns using natural language prompts. This integrated approach aims to compress the time between a phishing attempt's arrival and its containment, addressing the persistent threat of phishing as a primary entry vector for enterprise breaches. Source: Silicon Angle SC Staff Related Phishing Signal enhances security with new features to combat phishing attacks SC Staff May 13, 2026 The messaging app is implementing several new features to protect users from scams, particularly those impersonating Signal Support. Phishing Frame Security launches with $50 million to combat AI-driven social engineering SC Staff May 12, 2026 Frame Security's platform leverages AI to create realistic attack simulations and provide tailored, on-the-spot guidance to employees. Phishing Romanian national extradited to US for 17-year-old hacking scheme SC Staff May 8, 2026 Sandu appeared in a U.S. court following his extradition from Romania to face charges of bank fraud and conspiracy. Get daily email updates SC Media's daily must-read of the most current and pressing daily news Business Email By clicking the Subscribe button below, you agree to SC Media Terms of Use and Privacy Policy . Subscribe You can skip this ad in 5 seconds