Browser Security
Browser Security technologies encompass a range of features and solutions aimed at protecting users from web-based threats while browsing the internet. These technologies include secure browsing features, sandboxing, URL filtering, and browser isolation solutions, all working together to safeguard users against malicious websites, drive-by downloads, and browser exploits.
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Features and
benefits of Browser Security
Secure Browsing
Ensures users navigate the web safely by identifying and blocking malicious websites and phishing attempts, reducing the risk of malware infections and data breaches.
Sandboxing
Isolates browser processes from the underlying operating system, preventing malware from spreading to other parts of the system and minimizing the impact of security vulnerabilities.
URL Filtering
Filters out malicious URLs and web content based on predefined security policies, preventing users from accessing potentially harmful websites and content.
Browser Isolation
Executes web content in a virtualized environment away from the user’s device, protecting against browser-based attacks and ensuring sensitive data remains secure.
Real-time Threat Intelligence
Utilizes threat intelligence feeds to detect and block emerging threats in real-time, providing proactive protection against evolving cyber threats.
Cross-platform Compatibility
Offers compatibility across different browsers and operating systems, ensuring consistent protection for users regardless of their device or platform.
Used Technologies
Websites hosting malware, phishing, or other malicious content can exploit browser vulnerabilities to compromise user devices and steal sensitive information.
Malicious scripts or files automatically download onto user devices when visiting compromised or malicious websites, infecting systems with malware without user interaction.
Cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities in browsers to execute arbitrary code, steal user credentials, or install malware on user devices, compromising system security and user privacy.
Fraudulent websites masquerade as legitimate ones to trick users into disclosing sensitive information such as login credentials, credit card numbers, or personal data.
Malware intercepts and manipulates browser communication, allowing attackers to modify web page content, steal login credentials, or conduct fraudulent transactions without detection.
Case Studies
Challenges you may remediate with Perception point
A user visits a compromised website containing malicious scripts that exploit browser vulnerabilities to download and install malware onto the device… Read More
Employees receive phishing emails directing them to fake login pages designed to steal their credentials. Several employees unknowingly provide their login credentials... Read More
An attacker exploits a known vulnerability in a popular browser to deliver a browser exploit kit (BEK) to unsuspecting users. The BEK leverages browser vulnerabilities to download... Read More