Facing increasing cyberattacks via web browsers, more than 1,000 customers rely on Menlo Security to provide a secure web browsing experience for over 8 million global users MOUNTAIN VIEW, ...

Another threat group using an Android exploit kit, and a backdoor that targets both Android and Windows users, could easily slip under your reading radar. After all, there are just so many ...

CrowdStrike continues its shopping spree, announcing plans to acquire browser security startup Seraphic Security. The acquisition will bring browser telemetry to the endpoint detection company's ...

New AI-powered web browsers such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas and Perplexity’s Comet are trying to unseat Google Chrome as the front door to the internet for billions of users. A key selling point of ...

Did you know the web browser you use every day runs on millions or even billions of lines of code? It’s a surprisingly complex piece of technology that’s often taken for granted—mostly because many ...

Browser activity is involved in nearly half of all cybersecurity incidents. Attack vectors include malicious links, credential-harvesting scripts, and content injection. Following these key best ...

A browser is one of the most popular apps we use. It's the gateway between the internet and its users, translating raw code into something we perceive as a web page and allowing us to interact with ...

Your web gateway can't see it. Your cloud access broker can't see it. Your endpoint protection can't see it. And yet 95% of organizations experienced browser-based ...

What security teams need to know about the browser-based attack techniques that are the leading cause of breaches in 2025. “The browser is the new battleground.” “The browser is the new endpoint”.

The new AI-powered web browser from Perplexity, Comet, suffered from a security flaw that left its users vulnerable to significant attacks, particularly a phishing scam. The vulnerability was ...

For years, Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions focused on email, endpoints, and network traffic, where security teams could enforce clear policies with predictable outcomes. But work has changed.