Browser Security for the AI era

The Secure Enterprise Browser extension that combines browser telemetry, real-time control, and autonomous agents to stop attacks, secure AI, harden identities, and prevent data loss.

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Supports all popular browsers, including AI and enterprise

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State of Browser Attacks Series

Join Push Security and special guests John Hammond, Troy Hunt, and Matt Johansen.

Join the industry's top security minds as they break down the browser attack landscape — from credential theft and AiTM phishing to malicious OAuth integrations, rogue browser extensions and beyond.

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Geoff Belknap

Deputy CISO at Microsoft

Former LinkedIn, Slack, Palantir

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AI security delivered in the browser

Attackers are using AI to hit harder. Employees are adopting AI faster than security can track. Push addresses both where they happen — inside the browser.

Attackers are AI-enabled. Traditional defenses can't keep up.

Attackers use AI to generate flawless phishing lures, vibe-code convincing websites and automate ATO techniques across thousands of apps.

Employees are adopting AI faster than security teams can handle.

Employees use LLMs, paste sensitive data into prompts, authorize AI agents, and install AI browser extensions — at a pace no team can track manually.

The browser is the  control point for both.

It's the only layer where external attacks and internal AI misuse are both visible and stoppable.

AI-native browser security

Push's autonomous agents use the highest-fidelity telemetry to detect and stop advanced AI-enabled attacks and risky AI user activity where they happen — in the browser — all at machine speed and scale, across every browser in your organization, no migration required.

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Hear what people are saying about Push

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“ I really like how Push approaches things. With Push, I get a platform that let's me know about the stuff I should really worry about. “

Phil Beyer

Head of Security, Flex

2:10 min

“ Push gives me the security context I need in the browser without requiring everyone to converge on a single enterprise browser platform. “

Josh Lemos

CISO

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“ We love the product and use it every day. When an employee clicks on a link and opens a browser session, that's where Push is. “

Ash Devata

CEO, GreyNoise

Push Security Platform

Push is the security layer for the browser. Every session produces telemetry that autonomous agents hunt at machine speed, writing detection rules and deploying blocks without waiting on a human analyst. Your security team gets real-time visibility and control across every browser in the environment. One platform. Four outcomes.

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Detect and stop advanced attacks

Attackers use AI to craft flawless phishing lures, automate credential theft, and evolve techniques faster than any analyst can follow. Push detects AiTM phishing, ClickFix, session hijacking, and AI-enhanced attacks using behavioral signals attackers can't rotate, and blocks them before an account is compromised.

AI visibility and control

Every AI interaction starts inside the browser. Push sees which tools employees and agents are using, what data they're sharing, and what permissions they're granting, and enforces your AI usage policy in real time across human and agentic sessions alike.

Identity and shadow IT security

Your IdP shows the identities it manages. Push shows how users are actually logging in: every account, every authentication method, every shadow app, including the ghost logins and breached credentials your IdP will never see. In-browser guardrails guide employees to register MFA, change weak passwords, and adopt SSO at the point of login.

Data loss prevention and insider investigations

The same telemetry that stops external attacks surfaces insider risk. Push captures file uploads, clipboard activity, sensitive data submitted to AI tools, and OAuth grants to third-party apps. Browser-layer controls prevent data loss before it becomes an incident.