Attack path hardening

Push continuously monitors your environment for exposed login paths, weak credentials, and missing protections like MFA. It detects the gaps attackers exploit and helps you close them before they’re used.

Find weak spots like reused passwords, local logins, and missing MFA
Monitor how users actually log in across apps, flows, and tools
Enforce secure access with in-browser guardrails
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Find the gaps that lead to compromise

Misconfigurations don’t show up in your config files, they show up in how users actually access apps. Push monitors real login behavior in the browser, surfacing risky patterns like local login access, duplicate accounts, or missing protections that leave doors wide open.



See real login behavior

Push watches authentication flows as they happen, giving you a live view of how users log in, which methods they choose, and where protections like MFA are missing. Plus, uncover every app and account in use, even shadow IT you didn’t know existed, without relying on stale config files or IdP assumptions.

Find and fix posture drift

Security posture isn’t static. Push continuously monitors for issues like missing MFA or legacy login methods. When something falls out of policy, you know immediately with custom notifications so you can act before it turns into risk.

Guide users with in-browser guardrails

Push doesn’t just surface problems, it helps you fix them. When users sign in without MFA, reuse a password, or use insecure credentials, Push prompts them directly in the browser to secure their access. It’s faster, more effective, and actually gets results.