Seraphic

Seraphic is an enterprise browser security platform that protects data and prevents malware. By inserting an abstraction layer between the JavaScript code and the JavaScript engine, Seraphic turns every browser into an enterprise browser, whether it's on a work or personal machine.

Seraphic's technology lets companies protect users and endpoints from web-based threats like zero-day exploits and phishing, as well as enforce strong data security and malware protection policies. The platform works with multiple browsers, including Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox and the desktop versions of Electron-based software like Microsoft Teams and Slack.

Among the features and benefits of Seraphic are:

• Exploit Prevention: Destroys the predictability of the execution engine, making the browser impossible to exploit with known or unknown vulnerabilities.
• Social Engineering Prevention: Blocks phishing attacks by analyzing real-time browser execution telemetry and browsing context.
• Web App Attacks Prevention: Blocks web application vulnerability-based attacks like XSS, CSRF, clickjacking, cryptojacking and session hijacking.
• Data Loss Prevention: Blocks enterprise assets from being lost or misused by controlling user actions and performing local analysis.
• Policy and Governance: Lets administrators control browser behavior and enforce DLP policies across all browsers.

Among the uses for Seraphic are:

• Safe Browsing
• Data Leakage and Loss Prevention
• Extension Management
• Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and Unmanaged Services
• Organizational Application Access
• Secure Remote Access
• Zero Trust

Seraphic's technology works transparently, meaning it doesn't affect the user experience or slow down performance or productivity. It's designed to be easy to deploy, integrating with existing enterprise technology and security infrastructure through multiple deployment options.

Seraphic doesn't disclose pricing, but you can request a demo to learn more about the product's features and pricing. Overall, Seraphic is a broad platform for protecting browsers and the data they're used to access, and it can help protect against a range of cyberattacks.

Published on July 1, 2024