Push Security

What it does

• Detects and blocks in-browser threats in real time, including phishing kits, token theft, session hijacking, and adversary-in-the-middle attacks
• Inspects page structure, content, scripts, and user interaction to spot cloned logins, malicious scripts, and credential misuse as the user sees them
• Reconstructs user/session timelines from page loads, click paths, credential use, and token activity to reveal attacker behavior, blast radius, and OAuth exposure
• Flags missing MFA, password reuse, non-SSO logins, shadow apps, and risky extensions, then guides users to remediate or enforces policy in the browser
• Secures AI use by showing real user activity inside AI tools—what is typed, pasted, uploaded, and authorized—including shadow AI apps, agent access, and extensions
• Uses autonomous AI agents for hypothesis development, threat hunting, analysis, and detection engineering against browser-based attacks
• Deploys as a single extension across popular browsers, including AI and enterprise browsers, with no migration required
• Captures trillions of browser events with a privacy-preserving architecture to support threat hunting and detection tuning

What sets it apart

• Behavioral detection targets page mechanics rather than static indicators, catching novel techniques on freshly registered or trusted compromised domains
• In-tab visibility into page structure, scripts, and user interaction, unlike network/proxy-based tools that see traffic but not what users see
• Autonomous AI agents trained on Push's internal knowledge base and detection libraries for continuous hunting and detection engineering
• Complements existing stacks—EDR, SSE, SWG, CASB, CNAPP, ITDR, email, SIEM—by securing the browser session layer
• Works across all popular browsers, including AI and enterprise browsers, without requiring migration to a single enterprise browser platform
• Privacy-preserving telemetry architecture capturing trillions of browser events

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