Morningstar Push Security and Proofpoint Enhance Browser Protection Against Evolving Threats
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- •Push Security and Proofpoint have partnered to enhance browser security.
- •Advanced Browser Protection integrates real-time behavioral detection capabilities.
- •The collaboration addresses evolving browser-borne attack methods.
Push Security and Proofpoint have partnered to enhance threat protection capabilities, focusing on browser security. This collaboration integrates Push's behavioral detection and response features into Proofpoint's Advanced Browser Protection. The partnership aims to combat increasing browser-borne attacks, which have evolved to bypass traditional email defenses. Push's technology allows for real-time detection of malicious activities based on behavior rather than relying solely on static indicators. This approach addresses threats such as MFA-bypassing phishing kits and various forms of user manipulation attacks. The integration of browser telemetry into Proofpoint's security tools provides unified visibility across the collaboration attack chain. As attackers adapt their methods, this partnership reflects a critical need for advanced browser security tools. The current status indicates a proactive approach to mitigating these evolving threats.
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