You can use Push Security to secure web browsers across your organization without replacing existing user setups. The browser extension monitors web sessions in real time to intercept credential theft, session hijacking, and adversary-in-the-middle phishing attacks. It also tracks how employees interact with web applications, alerting teams to shadow cloud software and unapproved artificial intelligence services. Additionally, security teams can enforce data loss prevention rules directly at the browser layer, blocking sensitive files or pasted text before data leaves the corporate perimeter.
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