Browser SecurityIdentity & Access Management
Push Security Platform
Browser extension that detects and blocks identity attacks, phishing, and shadow SaaS.
Push Security Platform Overview
What it does
Push Security Platform is a Secure Enterprise Browser (SEB) product delivered as a browser extension rather than a standalone isolated browser, turning the browsers employees already use into an enforcement point for identity security. It concentrates on browser-based identity attacks, including adversary-in-the-middle phishing, session token theft, credential reuse, and OAuth abuse. Instead of rerouting web traffic through an isolation layer, it observes real-time login and application activity in the browser to detect and stop account takeover before credentials or sessions are compromised.
How it works
The platform installs as a browser extension across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and other major browsers through mobile device management (MDM) tooling, the Google Admin console, or Microsoft Group Policy, with no endpoint agent. The extension captures telemetry from login and web activity, and an agentic detection engine runs hypothesis-driven threat hunting and autonomous analysis across trillions of browser events to surface phishing kits, stolen credentials, hijacked sessions, and malicious extensions. An admin console inventories every app, account, OAuth grant, and browser extension in use, guides employees to self-remediate, and streams findings to SIEM and SOAR tools through webhooks.
Credentials and traction
Push Security Platform holds SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001, and ISO/IEC 27701 certifications, with audit reports and certificates available through its trust center, and maintains GDPR compliance backed by a published data processing agreement. The platform serves enterprise security and identity teams that need to secure workforce access across managed and unmanaged browsers, and reaches customers worldwide through a partner network.
Key Capabilities
mapped to solution categoriesEnforces per-application data controls inside the browser session, including copy and paste, download, upload, printing, and screenshot restrictions plus data obfuscation and watermarking of displayed content, without an endpoint agent or in-line traffic decryption.
Collects login and session telemetry directly from the browser regardless of identity provider or device, including which application was authenticated, with which account and method, and whether MFA was used, and exports it for identity threat detection and access governance.
Detects and blocks phishing pages and credential theft in the browser, including newly created lookalike domains that reputation blocklists have not yet caught, and prevents enterprise credentials from being entered or reused on unsanctioned external sites.
Secures application access from unmanaged personal and contractor devices without MDM enrollment or an endpoint agent, enforcing data controls inside the browser session rather than on the device.
Inventories the extensions installed across managed and unmanaged browsers, risk-profiles each one by permissions, publisher, and behavior, and enforces allow, block, or remove policies, so malicious or over-privileged extensions such as credential harvesters and keyloggers cannot run in enterprise sessions.
Detects and inventories SaaS apps accessed through the browser that are not sanctioned or registered with the IdP, surfacing unmanaged app usage for IT governance and access control decisions.
Discovers, risk-scores, and enforces policy on workforce use of AI in the browser, covering GenAI web tools, AI browsing agents, full AI browsers, and AI features inside conventional browsers, including restricting which are allowed and blocking sensitive data from being pasted, uploaded, or acted on by an agent.
Hardens the browser by restricting unauthorized JavaScript execution, disabling risky functionality such as developer tools, and protecting session tokens and cookies.
Extends SSO authentication enforcement to apps that don't support SAML/OIDC natively, using a browser extension to intercept and govern login events for shadow IT and unmanaged SaaS that are invisible to the corporate IdP.
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Info last updated on September 7, 2026
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