Investigate and stop data loss

Data leaves through the browser. Employees paste internal documents into AI tools, upload files to unsanctioned apps, and connect AI agents to corporate accounts, often without realizing the risk. And when an attacker takes over an account, they use those same sessions to exfiltrate quietly. Traditional DLP doesn't see inside the session. Push does.

  • Detect sensitive data being submitted to AI tools and unsanctioned apps
  • Reconstruct data loss events with full browser session context
  • Block exfiltration in real time, directly in the browser
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Data loss is a browser problem.

File uploads to sanctioned AI tools, pasted credit card numbers, downloads to personal cloud storage — almost every path sensitive data takes out of your organization goes through the browser. Attackers who've compromised an account use the same routes. Traditional DLP sees the network layer, or the endpoint. They don’t see what's happening inside the browser session.

Stop sensitive data from reaching AI tools

AI tools are now one of the most common routes for sensitive data to leave an organization unnoticed. Employees paste credentials, internal documents, and customer data into prompts without understanding the exposure. Push sees exactly what users type, paste, and upload into AI tools in real time — including interactions with shadow AI apps that have never been reviewed or approved. Controls can warn users, require policy acknowledgment, or block the submission entirely before the data reaches the model.

Detect data moving to unsanctioned apps and compromised sessions

Beyond AI, sensitive files and data move through the browser every day — to personal cloud storage, file sharing tools, and shadow SaaS that sits outside security policy. Push surfaces this activity as it happens. The same visibility applies when an attacker is operating inside a compromised session: their exfiltration looks like any other browser session, and Push sees both. Security teams get a clear view of what's moving, where it's going, and whether it should be.

Understand what left and respond

When a potential data loss event surfaces, the critical questions are usually the hardest to answer: what data was involved, who accessed it, and where did it go? Push captures detailed telemetry from inside the browser session, like page loads, data inputs, file interactions, and the full sequence of events that led to exposure. Investigations start from fact rather than fragmented logs.

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