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The result is a process that looks a lot like the ideal described in detection engineering maturity models, achieved without any extra headcount or subject matter expertise on your team, and scaled to meet the speed and complexity of our current era of AI-enabled adversaries.",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1613,"content":1614},{},[1615],{"nodeType":269,"value":1616,"marks":1617,"data":1618},"Let’s take a look at how the pipeline delivers a collective good by identifying emerging threats or new technique variants in a single customer environment and then delivering detections to everyone.",[],{},{"nodeType":419,"data":1620,"content":1624},{"target":1621},{"sys":1622},{"id":1623,"type":416,"linkType":417},"sN6q7oEwYyJTkXxyLb81m",[],{"nodeType":329,"data":1626,"content":1627},{},[],{"nodeType":338,"data":1629,"content":1630},{},[1631],{"nodeType":269,"value":1632,"marks":1633,"data":1634},"Why detection engineering from TI is hard — and why AI-enabled attacks are making it even harder",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1636,"content":1637},{},[1638],{"nodeType":269,"value":1639,"marks":1640,"data":1641},"Detection engineers feel the pain that Beethoven must have felt when he got the critique: “There are just too many notes!”",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1643,"content":1644},{},[1645,1649,1654,1658,1667],{"nodeType":269,"value":1646,"marks":1647,"data":1648},"Except where notes = threat intelligence, light on the ",[],{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1650,"marks":1651,"data":1653},"intelligence",[1652],{"type":1092},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1655,"marks":1656,"data":1657},". 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",[1697],{"type":324},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1700,"marks":1701,"data":1702},"SANS Institute’s ",[],{},{"nodeType":293,"data":1704,"content":1706},{"uri":1705},"https://www.sans.org/white-papers/state-detection-engineering-2026",[1707],{"nodeType":269,"value":1708,"marks":1709,"data":1711},"State of Detection Engineering 2026",[1710],{"type":405},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1713,"marks":1714,"data":1715}," report found that only 18% of practitioners feel like they’re staying ahead; 56% report barely keeping pace.",[],{},{"nodeType":1228,"data":1717,"content":1718},{},[1719],{"nodeType":270,"data":1720,"content":1721},{},[1722,1726,1731],{"nodeType":269,"value":1723,"marks":1724,"data":1725},"Access to a huge amount of potential TI, but ",[],{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1727,"marks":1728,"data":1730},"lacking the time, context, and tools needed to parse the data",[1729],{"type":324},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1732,"marks":1733,"data":1734}," for threats that matter to the business.",[],{},{"nodeType":1228,"data":1736,"content":1737},{},[1738],{"nodeType":270,"data":1739,"content":1740},{},[1741,1745,1750],{"nodeType":269,"value":1742,"marks":1743,"data":1744},"More information on IOCs than TTPs, leading to ",[],{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1746,"marks":1747,"data":1749},"ever-growing blocklists and attacks that still slip through",[1748],{"type":324},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":457,"marks":1751,"data":1752},[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1754,"content":1755},{},[1756],{"nodeType":269,"value":1757,"marks":1758,"data":1759},"As AI-enabled adversaries continue to make it increasingly trivial to rotate infrastructure or abuse trusted services and workflows to deliver modern attacks, the hill gets steeper. ",[],{},{"nodeType":419,"data":1761,"content":1765},{"target":1762},{"sys":1763},{"id":1764,"type":416,"linkType":417},"4xlCsISP3OT9MAj3wxw67D",[],{"nodeType":270,"data":1767,"content":1768},{},[1769],{"nodeType":269,"value":1770,"marks":1771,"data":1772},"In the case of attacks that target employees via the browser — using advanced phishing methods, commercial toolkits, abuse of OAuth, abuse of trusted services to deliver phishing lures, etc. — most security teams are also working without the right foundational visibility to even begin to mature their detection process against these TTPs.",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1774,"content":1775},{},[1776],{"nodeType":269,"value":1777,"marks":1778,"data":1779},"The missing input is visibility at the layer where these attacks actually execute — the browser session. Without it, detection engineering for browser-based threats is painful guesswork.",[],{},{"nodeType":329,"data":1781,"content":1782},{},[],{"nodeType":338,"data":1784,"content":1785},{},[1786],{"nodeType":269,"value":1787,"marks":1788,"data":1789},"How Push operationalized best practices for hunting from TI using agents",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1791,"content":1792},{},[1793],{"nodeType":269,"value":1794,"marks":1795,"data":1796},"In building our agentic threat hunting and detection engineering pipeline at Push, we set out to solve many of the same problems that any security team faces when maturing its processes:",[],{},{"nodeType":1224,"data":1798,"content":1799},{},[1800,1810,1820],{"nodeType":1228,"data":1801,"content":1802},{},[1803],{"nodeType":270,"data":1804,"content":1805},{},[1806],{"nodeType":269,"value":1807,"marks":1808,"data":1809},"How to transform TI into technique-level intel we could write durable detections for across a wide customer base at scale?",[],{},{"nodeType":1228,"data":1811,"content":1812},{},[1813],{"nodeType":270,"data":1814,"content":1815},{},[1816],{"nodeType":269,"value":1817,"marks":1818,"data":1819},"How to create structured internal knowledge to add context to our detection engineering process that validates the relevance of what we find?",[],{},{"nodeType":1228,"data":1821,"content":1822},{},[1823],{"nodeType":270,"data":1824,"content":1825},{},[1826],{"nodeType":269,"value":1827,"marks":1828,"data":1829},"How to verify what’s worthwhile to hunt for, remove false positives, and understand the value of a detection for a specific TTP across an install base of more than 3 million browsers?",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1831,"content":1832},{},[1833,1837,1846],{"nodeType":269,"value":1834,"marks":1835,"data":1836},"The process we created looks a lot like the ",[],{},{"nodeType":293,"data":1838,"content":1840},{"uri":1839},"https://medium.com/anton-on-security/blueprint-for-threat-intel-to-detection-flow-part-7-088024be08dd",[1841],{"nodeType":269,"value":1842,"marks":1843,"data":1845},"best practices",[1844],{"type":405},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1847,"marks":1848,"data":1849}," on how to turn intelligence into meaningful detections. The difference is that agents let us run this process continuously and at a scale that would be impossible to achieve with human analysts alone.",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1851,"content":1852},{},[1853,1858],{"nodeType":269,"value":1854,"marks":1855,"data":1857},"It starts with ingestion. 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When a potential hunt looks promising, the aggregation agent hands off to a deeper analysis agent to extract what’s actually huntable.",[],{},{"nodeType":419,"data":1876,"content":1880},{"target":1877},{"sys":1878},{"id":1879,"type":416,"linkType":417},"5vyeALIziHamJ0cLiGMdGk",[],{"nodeType":270,"data":1882,"content":1883},{},[1884,1889],{"nodeType":269,"value":1885,"marks":1886,"data":1888},"That extraction step is where a general TI feed becomes something you can build detections from. ",[1887],{"type":324},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1890,"marks":1891,"data":1892},"Agents built on frontier models have a deep understanding of web programming languages and browser workflows can decompose the intelligence into its meaningful atomic units — the specific behavioral patterns that distinguish a malicious technique from normal browser activity. ",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1894,"content":1895},{},[1896],{"nodeType":269,"value":1897,"marks":1898,"data":1899},"They compare those patterns against everything the Push browser agent can observe: tabs, windows, navigation events, downloads, network requests, DOM content, script execution. Then they discard anything too broad — observable events that are commonplace, even when connected to a malicious TTP — to avoid false positives. ",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":1901,"content":1902},{},[1903,1907,1916],{"nodeType":269,"value":1904,"marks":1905,"data":1906},"What survives is one or more huntable technique signatures that can be identified with a high true positive rate. This is the ",[],{},{"nodeType":293,"data":1908,"content":1910},{"uri":1909},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/the-pyramid-of-pain-in-the-ai-era",[1911],{"nodeType":269,"value":1912,"marks":1913,"data":1915},"Pyramid of Pain principle",[1914],{"type":405},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1917,"marks":1918,"data":1919}," operationalized at machine speed: Target the technique, not the indicator, because techniques are genuinely hard for attackers to change.",[],{},{"nodeType":419,"data":1921,"content":1925},{"target":1922},{"sys":1923},{"id":1924,"type":416,"linkType":417},"5j0mvdIMkaUwDgCu0nOqSm",[],{"nodeType":270,"data":1927,"content":1928},{},[1929,1934],{"nodeType":269,"value":1930,"marks":1931,"data":1933},"In parallel, the pipeline validates whether the identified technique is genuinely novel or a variant of something Push already detects. ",[1932],{"type":324},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":1935,"marks":1936,"data":1937},"This is where our internal knowledge base comes into play. 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Every identity an employee creates — every app they sign up to, every password they set, every login that bypasses SSO — is an authentication event that happens inside a browser session. The browser is the only layer that observes all of these events regardless of whether the app is sanctioned, managed, or even known to IT. Solutions that rely on API-level integrations with known apps, network traffic inspection, or email sign-up notifications can only ever build a partial picture, because they can only see apps they already know about. The browser sees the login itself, which means it discovers the identity at the moment it's created or used — authentication method, password strength, MFA status, and all.",[],{},{"nodeType":419,"data":2708,"content":2712},{"target":2709},{"sys":2710},{"id":2711,"type":416,"linkType":417},"HETvBCPsKGkqLVtaasXH0",[],{"nodeType":270,"data":2714,"content":2715},{},[2716],{"nodeType":269,"value":2717,"marks":2718,"data":2719},"But discovery without enforcement is just an inventory problem. Being in the browser means that you're in a great position to act on what it finds at the moment of authentication. Browser-native guardrails that prompt MFA enrollment, guide users toward stronger credentials, and redirect to SSO login paths close the gap at scale, on every app, including those the IdP has never seen. 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The real threat model is not malicious extensions at install time — it's legitimate extensions that ",[],{},{"nodeType":269,"value":2809,"marks":2810,"data":2812},"become",[2811],{"type":1092},{},{"nodeType":269,"value":2814,"marks":2815,"data":2816}," malicious after an ownership transfer, developer account compromise, or silent update push. Every major extension supply chain breach of the past 18 months scored as low-risk immediately before compromise.",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":2818,"content":2819},{},[2820],{"nodeType":269,"value":2821,"marks":2822,"data":2823},"SWGs and network tools are structurally blind to this attack surface: a malicious extension exfiltrating session tokens generates no anomalous network signal — its traffic is indistinguishable from normal browsing. Endpoint agents have no visibility into extension behavior at the session level. 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These are not isolated incidents; they are the repeatable playbook for extracting maximum value from a single compromise through the trust relationships that OAuth connections encode.",[],{},{"nodeType":270,"data":2921,"content":2922},{},[2923],{"nodeType":269,"value":2924,"marks":2925,"data":2926},"Every OAuth consent grant transits the browser — the authorization prompt, the scope disclosure, the user's approval click, and the redirect that completes the grant all happen inside a browser session — which makes the browser the only layer where an unwanted grant can be intercepted before the token is issued and the persistent access path is created. Once a token exists, the damage is done: it survives password resets, MFA changes, and session revocations, and revoking it after the fact requires first knowing it was granted, which most organizations do not.",[],{},{"nodeType":329,"data":2928,"content":2929},{},[],{"nodeType":338,"data":2931,"content":2932},{},[2933],{"nodeType":269,"value":2934,"marks":2935,"data":2937},"#6 — Blocking ClickFix and social engineering-based malware delivery",[2936],{"type":324},{},{"nodeType":270,"data":2939,"content":2940},{},[2941],{"nodeType":269,"value":2942,"marks":2943,"data":2945},"Security value: High | Browser fit: Strong for interception — shared with endpoint security for execution. 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But a complete end-to-end solution also requires a presence on the endpoint layer (for local AI tools, IDE-integrated agents, and API-level usage that never touches the browser), and prompt-level DLP on sanctioned tools is better handled by platform-native controls than by browser-layer observation.",[],{},{"nodeType":419,"data":3065,"content":3069},{"target":3066},{"sys":3067},{"id":3068,"type":416,"linkType":417},"6Py3z9VgjhKrchmYvhmbsq",[],{"nodeType":270,"data":3071,"content":3072},{},[3073],{"nodeType":269,"value":3074,"marks":3075,"data":3076},"The browser is what makes platform controls effective — if employees are using personal accounts, there are no enterprise audit logs to inspect. 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For any organization with CrowdStrike already deployed, the question isn't theoretical: how has that combination been validated in production environments?",{"data":4088,"content":4089,"nodeType":270},{},[4090,4094,4101,4105,4114],{"data":4091,"marks":4092,"value":4093,"nodeType":269},{},[],"There's also the managed-device limitation. Seraphic requires a kernel-level agent, which means it loses meaningful capability on unmanaged devices, BYOD machines, and contractor endpoints. This is not a niche concern: according to ",{"data":4095,"content":4096,"nodeType":293},{"uri":3033},[4097],{"data":4098,"marks":4099,"value":4100,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Omdia's 2026 browser security survey",{"data":4102,"marks":4103,"value":4104,"nodeType":269},{},[],", 32% of users access corporate applications from unmanaged devices at least occasionally. Agent-based solutions are blind to nearly a third of your actual attack surface by design. The Okta breach began on a support engineer's personal device, where ",{"data":4106,"content":4108,"nodeType":293},{"uri":4107},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/browser-sync-attacks-where-personal-account-hacks-lead-to-corporate-breaches/",[4109],{"data":4110,"marks":4111,"value":4113,"nodeType":269},{},[4112],{"type":405},"corporate credentials had synced",{"data":4115,"marks":4116,"value":4117,"nodeType":269},{},[]," via Chrome's built-in profile sync. No agent, no visibility.",{"data":4119,"content":4120,"nodeType":270},{},[4121],{"data":4122,"marks":4123,"value":4124,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Teams evaluating Seraphic today are also buying into an integration roadmap, not a shipped capability. The acquisition by CrowdStrike closed in early 2026. The work of wiring browser telemetry into Falcon Fusion and correlating it with endpoint signals is currently a promise, not a production feature.",{"data":4126,"content":4127,"nodeType":2159},{},[4128],{"data":4129,"marks":4130,"value":4132,"nodeType":269},{},[4131],{"type":324},"SquareX (Zscaler)",{"data":4134,"content":4135,"nodeType":270},{},[4136],{"data":4137,"marks":4138,"value":4139,"nodeType":269},{},[],"SquareX's core capability is sandboxing suspicious file downloads inside disposable browser containers before they reach the endpoint. This is a legitimate approach to a real but declining problem. 82% of attack detections are now malware-free (CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report) — attacks don't arrive as files to be sandboxed, they arrive as authenticated sessions. And the delivery channel shift makes the picture even starker: across Push's customer base, 1 in 3 phishing payloads are now delivered outside of email entirely — via social media, ads, and messaging platforms — and 4 in 5 ClickFix payloads arrive through search engines, not email. The threat that SquareX was architecturally designed to address is a shrinking share of the actual attack surface, and it's shrinking fast.",{"data":4141,"content":4142,"nodeType":270},{},[4143],{"data":4144,"marks":4145,"value":4146,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Zscaler already has sandboxing built into ZIA. For an existing Zscaler customer evaluating SquareX, the honest question is: what does this add beyond some extension analysis capability and what you already have? The AiTM phishing campaign that stole your user's credentials and accessed your cloud applications generates no malicious file, triggers no sandbox, and produces no network signal for Zscaler's traffic inspection to catch — because it happened entirely inside a browser session using legitimate authentication flows.",{"data":4148,"content":4149,"nodeType":270},{},[4150],{"data":4151,"marks":4152,"value":4153,"nodeType":269},{},[],"The acquisition also raises product focus questions. Being absorbed into a network-centric platform means SquareX is now optimized for Zscaler's priorities, not for standalone browser detection and response. Teams that care about investigation, threat hunting, and incident response should ask specifically what SquareX adds in those workflows under Zscaler ownership.",{"data":4155,"content":4156,"nodeType":2159},{},[4157],{"data":4158,"marks":4159,"value":4161,"nodeType":269},{},[4160],{"type":324},"LayerX",{"data":4163,"content":4164,"nodeType":270},{},[4165],{"data":4166,"marks":4167,"value":4168,"nodeType":269},{},[],"LayerX is primarily a policy enforcement and risk scoring platform focused on internal governance — controlling which applications employees access, what data moves through the browser, and whether behavior complies with internal rules.",{"data":4170,"content":4171,"nodeType":270},{},[4172],{"data":4173,"marks":4174,"value":4175,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Push Security covers that ground too. Push provides full visibility over AI tool usage, shadow SaaS, unmanaged identities, and data loss vectors — including sensitive data submitted through AI prompts, file uploads to personal cloud destinations, and OAuth grants to third-party applications. The same browser telemetry that detects external attacks also surfaces insider risks and powers DLP controls and compliance audit evidence, all from a single extension.",{"data":4177,"content":4178,"nodeType":270},{},[4179],{"data":4180,"marks":4181,"value":4182,"nodeType":269},{},[],"The critical difference is that Push goes significantly further. Where LayerX scores risk and enforces policy, Push detects active external attack techniques in real time: AiTM phishing kits as they execute, session tokens being stolen, ClickFix lures through behavioral analysis of page structure. These are the attacks causing the most damaging breaches today, and they don't surface on a risk score until after the damage is done. 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The goal is to secure the organization via the browser — not just to secure the browser itself.",{"data":4207,"content":4208,"nodeType":270},{},[4209],{"data":4210,"marks":4211,"value":4212,"nodeType":269},{},[],"This means Push's detection surface is built around the attacks that are actually causing breaches: adversary-in-the-middle phishing, ClickFix and its many variants, credential stuffing against shadow identities, session token theft and replay, OAuth consent abuse, and the full spectrum of identity-based initial access techniques that dominate the modern threat landscape.",{"data":4214,"content":4215,"nodeType":270},{},[4216],{"data":4217,"marks":4218,"value":4219,"nodeType":269},{},[],"The deployment model reflects the threat model. Push deploys as a lightweight browser extension — no kernel-level agent, no device dependency, no migration to a new browser. It works on managed and unmanaged devices, across every traditional, enterprise and AI browser where employees are doing work and attackers are targeting them. The operational overhead is minimal by design: Push has been deployed to 100,000 users in under one hour during normal business hours.",{"data":4221,"content":4222,"nodeType":2159},{},[4223],{"data":4224,"marks":4225,"value":4227,"nodeType":269},{},[4226],{"type":324},"Detection philosophy: targeting what attackers can't change",{"data":4229,"content":4230,"nodeType":270},{},[4231],{"data":4232,"marks":4233,"value":4234,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Push's detection approach targets attacker TTPs rather than indicators of compromise that attackers can rotate in minutes. 95% of attacks detected by Push used some form of bot protection service — meaning the specific domain and IP were deliberately obscured. If your primary detection relies on blocklists, recent reports tell us that 89% of phishing domains will evade you: because they're active for less than two days, they can be spun up, down, and replaced faster than blocklists can keep up.",{"data":4236,"content":4237,"nodeType":270},{},[4238],{"data":4239,"marks":4240,"value":4241,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Behavioral detection of the attack technique — the AiTM relay structure, the credential entry on a cloned login page, the anomalous session context — remains valid regardless of what domain the attack is hosted on or which PhaaS kit was used to build it.",{"data":4243,"content":4244,"nodeType":2159},{},[4245],{"data":4246,"marks":4247,"value":4249,"nodeType":269},{},[4248],{"type":324},"Measuring the identity attack surface (it's bigger than you realize)",{"data":4251,"content":4252,"nodeType":270},{},[4253],{"data":4254,"marks":4255,"value":4256,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Because Push has visibility into actual login behavior across thousands of organizations, it can quantify the attack surface that identity-based attacks exploit. 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Across Push's customer base, ",{"data":4328,"marks":4329,"value":4331,"nodeType":269},{},[4330],{"type":324},"46%+ of browser extensions in corporate environments have the permission combinations required for direct account takeover via session theft if they are malicious or compromised by an attacker",{"data":4333,"marks":4334,"value":4335,"nodeType":269},{},[],". Most organizations have no inventory of what's running in their employees' browsers, let alone visibility into what those extensions can access.",{"data":4337,"content":4338,"nodeType":270},{},[4339,4343,4351],{"data":4340,"marks":4341,"value":4342,"nodeType":269},{},[],"These aren't theoretical vulnerabilities. They're the specific weaknesses that browser-native identity attacks are designed to exploit. ",{"data":4344,"content":4346,"nodeType":293},{"uri":4345},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/the-cisos-data-problem-and-how-browser-telemetry-can-help/",[4347],{"data":4348,"marks":4349,"value":4350,"nodeType":269},{},[],"This visibility turns browser security from a reactive posture into a proactive one",{"data":4352,"marks":4353,"value":4354,"nodeType":269},{},[]," — you can see and remediate the identity weaknesses before an attacker exploits them, not just detect the attack while it's in progress.",{"data":4356,"content":4357,"nodeType":2159},{},[4358],{"data":4359,"marks":4360,"value":4362,"nodeType":269},{},[4361],{"type":324},"The ROI case",{"data":4364,"content":4365,"nodeType":270},{},[4366],{"data":4367,"marks":4368,"value":4369,"nodeType":269},{},[],"The ROI question for any security investment is: what quantum of real risk does this tool address, at what cost in money and operational friction?",{"data":4371,"content":4372,"nodeType":270},{},[4373],{"data":4374,"marks":4375,"value":4377,"nodeType":269},{},[4376],{"type":324},"That calculation looks very different depending on your threat model.",{"data":4379,"content":4380,"nodeType":270},{},[4381],{"data":4382,"marks":4383,"value":4384,"nodeType":269},{},[],"A solution focused on browser engine exploits and sandbox escapes is defending against an attack category that represents a tiny fraction of actual enterprise breaches, requires extraordinary attacker resources to execute, and is increasingly mitigated by browser vendors themselves through hardening and rapid patching. Chrome's automatic update cycle means that even when a browser vulnerability is discovered and disclosed, it is typically in front of users as a patch within days. The defenders here are Google, Mozilla, and Microsoft — with multi-billion dollar security teams and full access to the browser internals.",{"data":4386,"content":4387,"nodeType":270},{},[4388],{"data":4389,"marks":4390,"value":4391,"nodeType":269},{},[],"A solution focused on identity attacks via the browser — phishing, credential theft, session hijacking, OAuth abuse, malicious browser extensions — is defending against the primary cause of enterprise breaches, one that is accelerating (cloud-conscious intrusions up 37% in 2025, browser-based attacks increasing at 68% of organizations over the past two years per Omdia) and increasingly automated through PhaaS infrastructure that gives low-skill attackers enterprise-grade capability for $1,000 a year.",{"data":4393,"content":4394,"nodeType":270},{},[4395],{"data":4396,"marks":4397,"value":4398,"nodeType":269},{},[],"There's also a forward-looking dimension. The threat landscape isn't moving toward more browser exploitation. It's moving further into identity abuse. AI-powered phishing lowers the social engineering barrier. Agentic browsers will automate credential stuffing and account takeover at a scale that wasn't previously possible. And attackers are already adapting to authentication improvements: device code phishing has increased 37x since the start of 2026, a technique specifically designed to circumvent passkeys by bypassing the authentication flow entirely — the attacker never encounters a login page. The investment in identity-centric browser detection compounds over time as the attack surface evolves in the same direction.",{"data":4400,"content":4404,"nodeType":419},{"target":4401},{"sys":4402},{"id":4403,"type":416,"linkType":417},"cQ6WPV2NMYvDMZXifqzK1",[],{"data":4406,"content":4407,"nodeType":2159},{},[4408],{"data":4409,"marks":4410,"value":4412,"nodeType":269},{},[4411],{"type":324},"The verdict",{"data":4414,"content":4415,"nodeType":270},{},[4416],{"data":4417,"marks":4418,"value":4419,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Browser security is a real and growing priority — according to Omdia Research, it is now a top-five priority for 88% of security leaders and the top priority for 26% of them. 85% expect their browser security spending to increase over the next 12–24 months. The question isn't whether to invest. It's what to invest in.",{"data":4421,"content":4422,"nodeType":270},{},[4423],{"data":4424,"marks":4425,"value":4426,"nodeType":269},{},[],"The browser is where your users work, where attackers target them, and where the identity attacks causing the majority of enterprise breaches play out. But not all browser security investments address the same problem.",{"data":4428,"content":4431,"nodeType":419},{"target":4429},{"sys":4430},{"id":720,"type":416,"linkType":417},[],{"data":4433,"content":4434,"nodeType":270},{},[4435],{"data":4436,"marks":4437,"value":4438,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Solutions like Seraphic are built to defend against a browser being exploited by an attacker trying to break out of the sandbox — an attack that represents a historic low as a share of enterprise incidents, and one that Google's own hardening and rapid patching increasingly mitigates automatically. SquareX is built around malware sandboxing — a legitimate but declining share of the initial access landscape, and a capability Zscaler's existing customers already partially have. LayerX focuses on internal governance rather than external threats.",{"data":4440,"content":4441,"nodeType":270},{},[4442],{"data":4443,"marks":4444,"value":4445,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Push Security is built to defend against the attacks that are behind the major breaches hitting the headlines: identity theft, credential abuse, session hijacking, and the full identity attack kill chain that plays out inside the browser every time an attacker logs in as your user. Every major threat intelligence report points to these as the primary breach vectors. The economics of attack choice guarantee they'll remain so.",{"data":4447,"content":4448,"nodeType":270},{},[4449],{"data":4450,"marks":4451,"value":4452,"nodeType":269},{},[],"The security team that deploys Push gets the greatest coverage of the highest-impact threats, on managed and unmanaged devices, with the lightest operational footprint. That is the browser security investment that moves the needle on real organizational risk — not the browser security investment that defends the software nobody's actually attacking.",{"data":4454,"content":4458,"nodeType":419},{"target":4455},{"sys":4456},{"id":4457,"type":416,"linkType":417},"3a2sEWgWKZulGLCFfODwk0",[],{"data":4460,"content":4461,"nodeType":270},{},[4462],{"data":4463,"marks":4464,"value":29,"nodeType":269},{},[],"How to avoid the browser security buyer's trap","Securing the browser vs. securing the organization via the browser — what's the difference?","2026-05-13T00:00:00.000Z","how-to-avoid-the-browser-security-buyers-trap",{"items":4470},[4471,4473],{"sys":4472,"name":3685},{"id":3684},{"sys":4474,"name":3689},{"id":3688},{"items":4476},[4477],{"fullName":253,"firstName":254,"jobTitle":255,"profilePicture":4478},{"url":257},"the-top-10-browser-security-solutions-in-2026","blog/the-top-10-browser-security-solutions-in-2026",{"json":4482},{"data":4483,"content":4484,"nodeType":748},{},[4485],{"data":4486,"content":4487,"nodeType":270},{},[4488],{"data":4489,"marks":4490,"value":4491,"nodeType":269},{},[],"Your guide to browser security vendors in 2026. Understand the different approaches to browser security and the vendors that are leading the respective categories, and how to know which one meets your requirements.","Browser security means a lot of different things depending on who's talking. Here's your guide to the browser security market from a vendor perspective in 2026.",{"id":4494,"publishedAt":4495},"ThcZepauVfA5fKossdkbm","2026-07-27T11:49:10.137Z",{"items":4497},[4498,4500],{"sys":4499,"name":3685},{"id":3684},{"sys":4501,"name":2421},{"id":2420},"CV5bBJSp38n849niZdGmQ3vz5Hov3KbgBqSuvFTru-s",1785156969105]