Kommunikasjon.Ntb.No HERE Partners with Keep Aware to Enhance Browser Security
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- •HERE Enterprise partners with Keep Aware to enhance browser security.
- •The integration focuses on real-time threat detection and response capabilities.
- •The partnership targets sectors with stringent data protection requirements.
HERE Enterprise announced a strategic partnership with Keep Aware on July 28, 2026, to enhance browser security for enterprises. The collaboration integrates Keep Aware's threat detection and response capabilities into HERE's governed workspace, addressing risks from phishing, credential theft, and data leakage. This partnership aims to provide real-time visibility and response at the point of user interaction, particularly as generative AI adoption increases browser-based risks. HERE's existing security features include process isolation and granular governance controls. The partnership is significant for sectors like finance, healthcare, and government, where data protection is critical. HERE will market and support the combined capabilities globally, ensuring organizations can better manage risks associated with user interactions with applications and AI.
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