Email Agent Hijacking:

How AI Agents Are Becoming the Next Target for Email Attacks

See How Email Agent Hijacking is Changing Email Security

Email remains the primary entry point for cyber attacks. But as Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, and other AI assistants become embedded in business workflows, attackers are shifting their focus. Instead of targeting only employees, they can now target the AI systems that read, interpret, summarize, and draft email on a user's behalf.
Email Agent Hijacking (EAH) is an emerging attack technique that uses email-borne content to manipulate AI assistants, agents, and automated workflows. As AI becomes more deeply embedded in email communications, organizations must prevent malicious content from influencing AI-generated actions, recommendations, and responses.
Download our White Paper to learn how EAH is reshaping the email threat landscape and why prevention before delivery is critical to reducing risk.

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White Paper | Email Agent Hijacking

Discover how Email Agent Hijacking (EAH) targets AI tools that read and write emails, creating cyber security risks that traditional email defenses can't stop.